Cyberleek Threatens To Release GTA 6 If They Are Caught
Cyberleek is threatening to release GTA 6 to the world if Take-Two continues to hunt them down, claiming the files will be released if they don’t check-in every day.
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The Blood Of Dawnwalker Won’t Have 60FPS Support On Console
September’s almost here, and so is The Blood of Dawnwalker. No 60fps mode, just a Quality Mode for 30FPS and a Balanced Mode hitting 40FPS.
Take-Two Has Subpoenaed Microsoft & Discord To Help Catch GTA 6 Leaker
Take-Two is marching to war against the leaker/s of GTA 6, filing official DMCA subpoena requests aimed at Microsoft and Discord.
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