GTA 6's leaker has already access to the game's source code. Not only that, but the leaker shared publicly 10K lines of code.
The Outerhaven writes: As 2026 begins, these are the most anticipated video games on the horizon. From GTA 6 to Wolverine and beyond, here’s what gamers should watch this year.
"This build felt close to final for a couple of reasons. First, the optimization was excellent. The game was running at a smooth 60 frames per second, and it was doing it on a base PlayStation 5."
At first I though he had mistaken because of the first picture in the article showing a Pro... but if you scroll down you can see that they had a setup for both the base PS5 and a PRO. So, good news then. The game is running on UE5 so it should be a great test for PSSR2.
Ali: "Here's a list our staff at Twisted Voxel has put together featuring our most anticipated games of the year 2026."
Speaking to Wccftech, industry veteran Rich Vogel revealed to have heard that many of GTA 6's planned features are typical of MMORPGs.
I wouldn't worry. Its a complete non statement to say that 'a developer' has heard that GTA 6 has a lot of features shared by MMORPG genre. And therefore could later evolve into one. Complete and utter speculation.
That would be a colossal error on their part. They will and should keep the online component separate.
Probably like previous Rockstar games. There’s the single player and there’s the online.
Don't force people to have to interact, or even be in the same world (server) as other people.
Oh my gosh...
Apparently, because they milked GTA 5, and online(even though gamers continued buying their content) and were silent on their next release, some believe they deserve to be hacked because they're weren't open about their next release. That it's Rockstar's fault. As if Rockstar is on gamer time and not on internal developer time. "Not more open" without believing that gamers should be more **patient**, is some serious entitlement of thinking you need to know when you want to. And not when a company thinks it's time and they are ready.
By this thinking, any company that is milking a product or are silent on their next release, need to be hacked. That's not right. It would mean Naughty Dog, for re-releases of TLofU and not telling gamers on their next project, deserve hacking.
Yeah. It sucks having to wait for information to come out. But no company deserves to be hacked that isn't doing anything criminal. And is only working hard behind the scenes silently with their next project.
If you want to share the code make a torrent and there you go. No worries at all, it will not be taken down by shit bags Take Two they are helpless if you share it this way. 😁