Latest / Black Box Theory Podcast / The GTA 6 Leak Is a Power Fight, Not Just a Spoiler
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- Malcolm: So with GTA, it's it's it's particularly interesting because right now, there's a leaguer, a guy named Cyberleak, who is bro, he has been like he is essentially threatened to release the entire GTA six game before it comes out. Until like, you know, specific demands are met. And so it it's it's this entire like if you go up and look, just just look up GTA Leaks, GTA Six Leaks or or Cyber Leak anywhere online that's Cyber L-E-E-K. it's it's it's kinda it's kinda insane, bro. Like there's like a I wish I had like a timeline. let me see if I can pull this up, right? So let's see, let's see. See if I can find him. But yeah, it's essentially it's it's gotten to a point now, bro. yeah, okay, here we go, right? So about the guy, Cyber League. He spent $29,000 to set up his websites in CryptoCoin. He's made fifty thousand dollars from transaction fees on his coin. he has yo, he has like what we've seen so far, he's he's released like several like extended clips of videos, images of the game of the build game. he has access to planes, cars, motorcycles. He's he's done missions on the game. He has access to a piece together version of the entire menu map, the NPC interaction menu. He's essentially bank playing a build version of the entire game that we have not seen yet. and so what he's doing now, he's set it up where it's like he has to manually like he has to manually cancel the release of the game every single day. So what this means is that he's essentially is implemented the fail safe If he ever gets arrested or if he ever gets like like swatted and he's not there to cancel it, the game is going to release to everyone in the world to download before it actually comes out. So now he kind of has Rockstar by the balls because you have to understand, Rockstar is also doing this thing now. They've milked out this game for 13 years, bro. And now just everything is behind the paywall now, bro. They're not understand when GTA 6 comes out, this isn't even online, bro. This is just the story mode. This is just story mode that's coming out. We don't have online yet. Just to see extended gameplay of GCA 6, you need a Netflix subscription now. It's exclusive, it's premiering exclusively on Netflix. These, it's now it's gotten to a point where it's like it's become this this battle between gamers and the industry where it's like, okay, if if if buying isn't owning, then pirating isn't stealing. And those like those like ideologies are literally classing to the point now where it's like, this actually may significantly release like. like like change like hot like like everything bro like G G six might be cooked bro like I'm not gonna lie it's it's it it's like to some people they'd be like bro yell Thomas: Mm. Malcolm: a nerds talking about a game bro GCA six is probably like the most like important game like ever. Like I'm not even jazzing like like in terms of like how many people are waiting on this, how long it's been in development for and what type of like like like like like bro like the bro This is probably like the most important game, game release, at least, like in history. In history, bro. Bro, I'm trying to, I'm trying to, I'm not even jazzing, bro. Like, GCA6 is literally the most Thomas: Like your grandparents have heard of Grand Theft Auto. Like people. Malcolm: important game ever, bro. And it's like, it's one dude that has them by the balls right now. And this game is supposed to come out Thomas: Yeah, he got the Malcolm: in Nov. Mind you, people there's still say it's still reports I'm saying that it's not finished yet. Like, like the devs are working until it's finished. Bro, this game is bro, there's some it's November, bro. It comes out in in Thomas: The game will never be finished. That's the that's another issue with not having physical releases. The game, like the baseline game experience, will never be done. Malcolm: Bro, we're still getting DLCs for GTA five. They've been squeezing us for money for GTA five for a decade. Thomas: Yeah. Six thirteen years later.