Rockstar Games has acknowledged a leak of early footage from the highly anticipated "GTA VI," following a 13-year wait for a new installment. The leak occurred Thursday, accompanied by a preview of the game. Those responsible claim Rockstar intends to capitalize on the breach by selling a more expensive version with additional content. Despite the unauthorized release, Rockstar confirmed the game is still slated to launch on November 19th. The company expressed disappointment over the leak, which exposed elements of the game prior to its official reveal. This incident raises concerns about security measures and potential impacts on the game's marketing strategy. Fans are now eagerly awaiting further official details despite the compromised preview.