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Take-Two intensifies GTA VI leak investigation with second Discord subpoena

Take-Two Interactive is intensifying its legal efforts to identify the individuals responsible for leaking Grand Theft Auto VI gameplay footage. Following an initial subpoena, a US federal judge has authorized a second, more targeted subpoena against Discord. This new request seeks specific information regarding two identified users and their associated community servers. Take-Two has requested that the details of this subpoena remain under seal to prevent the leakers from destroying evidence.

Amidst these legal developments, the company’s stock has faced pressure due to the ongoing leaks and broader macroeconomic concerns. However, recent gameplay presentations on Netflix have garnered massive interest, with one extended look reaching over 31 million views. Rockstar Games has also clarified that the upcoming title, scheduled for release on November 19, 2026, will not feature generative AI or post-launch microtransactions.

In related news, Rockstar Games is collaborating with NoPixel to launch an official roleplaying server for GTA V, titled NoPixel V, which is set to debut on September 8. This server will be accessible through the official Rockstar launcher and aims to provide a deeper, community-driven experience.

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Cyberleek · Discord · GTA VI · Grand Theft Auto VI · LAPSUS$ · Netflix · Rob Nelson · Rockstar Games · Sony · Take-Two Interactive

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