Take-Two Interactive and Rockstar Games have officially filed federal court subpoenas seeking identifying information from Microsoft and Discord following leaks of Grand Theft Auto 6. The legal actions filed in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York target copyrighted material, including audiovisual content, artwork, dialogue, and creative elements posted online.

Rockstar has reportedly been hit by another Grand Theft Auto 6 leak in recent hours, or perhaps days. In social circles, new imagery has surfaced containing the GTA 6 map, joined by associated data that’s not connected to the ongoing (but for now, somewhat silent) ‘Cyberleek’ spree.

Gaming has been rocked by the Grand Theft Auto 6 leaks. New leaks from GTA 6 have surfaced all over the internet, with gamers everywhere seeing new features and gameplay not meant for public consumption. It would appear the leaks have had an adverse effect on Take-Two’s stock price immediately following it all.

Another day, another GTA 6 leak. It’s becoming a familiar feeling to log on to social media and see that more of GTA 6 has been exposed to the world, and it comes from the usual source.

Rockstar Games abandoned the Midnight Club franchise following the release of its 2008 Los Angeles installment to consolidate resources around massive open-world titles like Grand Theft Auto and Red Dead Redemption. The legendary racing series was a dominant force during the earlier console generation. Fans assumed the acclaimed fourth entry would lead directly into another blockbuster release. A fifth game was actively in the works and even featured early map development for

Rockstar Games has officially announced a partnership with Netflix to premiere Grand Theft Auto VI: An Extended Look on August 27, 2026. The collaboration marks a first-of-its-kind broadcast event to showcase the next evolution in the long-running franchise.

Remedy’s most recent financial report talked financial figures, wishlist numbers, and featured public questions that wanted to know more about the Max Payne 1 & 2 Remakes. Back in August 2025, we learned Rockstar Games was working with Remedy on Max Payne 1 & 2 Remakes. The 2026 half-year report made it clear that production is still fully underway, but Rockstar Games’ publishing rights mean Remedy can’t talk about it right now.