Rockstar Games has addressed the unauthorized GTA 6 footage that circulated online, releasing a statement that apologizes for delays in the game's development and communication. The publisher's response comes as the company prepares to share an official extended gameplay showcase scheduled for Thursday. While Rockstar acknowledged frustration over the leak situation, the statement frames the company's apologies around extended timelines rather than the leak itself, suggesting the publisher is positioning its upcoming reveal as the appropriate moment for fans to see the game on its own terms.
- Rockstar acknowledged the leaks and issued an apology, though framed around development delays rather than the unauthorized footage directly.
- The official GTA 6 Extended Look reveal is set for Thursday, marking Rockstar's planned opportunity to present the game to audiences.
- The statement suggests Rockstar is moving forward with its scheduled promotional timeline despite the premature footage circulation.
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