R Star responded that the game screen of "GTA6" was leaked by hackers: it will not have a long-term impact on its development project.

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens Leonardobabe, hmdNokia and Fanda for their clue delivery! CTOnews.com September 19 news, last night, a user named "teapotuberhacker" released more than 90 suspected "GTA 6" game clips. Now, R Star has posted a response on Twitter.

R Star said it had recently suffered a cyber breach in which hackers illegally accessed and downloaded confidential information, including early development videos of the next generation of "GTA" games.

In response, R Star said it does not expect the incident to cause any disruption to its online gaming services or have a long-term impact on its ongoing projects.

R Star said it was very disappointed that the details of the new generation of games were shared with you in this way. R Star's development of the next generation of "GTA" games will continue as planned. R Star will soon share new game developments and will bring formal introductions when the game is ready.

CTOnews.com reported earlier that the hackers had obtained clips / clips of 90 "GTA6" games, as well as material and source code for "GTA5" and "GTA6", as well as a beta version of "GTA6".

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