GTA writer Take-Two Interactive has issued a takedown discover after Goat Simulator 3 launched an advert which confirmed footage from September’s Grand Theft Auto 6 (GTA 6) leak.
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Developer Espresso Stain‘s promotional video for the sequel to the primary Goat Simulator gave an outline of an NPC named Shaun however included B-roll footage of the GTA 6 leak.
Set on the island of San Angora, Goat Simulator 3 has seven multiplayer minigames that may be performed seamlessly as soon as found and unlocked. These embrace: King of the Hill, The Ground is Lava, Automobile Derby, Prop Hunt, Headplat, Hoofball and Prop Golf.
Within the new video, Shaun was superimposed into GTA 6 footage, ensuing within the advert being taken down shortly after going stay.
Again in September, an enormous leak noticed over 90 movies and screenshots from GTA 6 floor on-line, following a reported hack.
Rockstar Video games has beforehand confirmed that the leak was reputable however that it wouldn’t trigger any delays to the schedule or growth of the sport. Rockstar shared that it didn’t anticipate “any disruption to our stay sport companies nor any long-term impact on the event of our ongoing tasks.”
In September, a 17-year-old from the UK denied utilizing his telephone as a software to achieve entry to Rockstar’s non-public recordsdata and servers in a courtroom listening to. The choose referred the case to the next courtroom the place it’s but to have a date confirmed for a listening to.
Final month, Strauss Zelnick, the CEO of Take-Two Interactive, described the leak as “terribly disappointing”.
“With reference to the leak, it was terribly unlucky, and we take these types of incidents very severely certainly,” he mentioned. “There’s no proof that any materials belongings had been taken, which is an effective factor, and definitely the leak gained’t have any affect on growth or something of the kind.”
“It’s terribly disappointing, and causes us to be ever extra vigilant on issues regarding cybersecurity,” Zelnick concluded.
In different gaming information, it has been introduced that Sifu, the acclaimed Kung-fu brawler, shall be launched for Steam and Xbox consoles in March 2023.