"Finally clearing out my phone and found this. Footage is from over 4 years ago, recorded straight from a dev's setup during lockdown. The poster claims to have known a developer at Rockstar who sent the clip after being asked to show something the developer was proud of during remote work in 2022."
"The supposed GTA 6 leak was quickly spotted by GTA fans on Reddit and shared there as well as on TikTok and other parts of the web. While some called it fake, many others believe it is real and not part of the infamous 2022 leak that dumped a ton of videos of the in-development GTA 6 onto the web, much to the frustration of Rockstar Games."
A newly created Instagram account posted short video footage purporting to show Grand Theft Auto 6 in-development content featuring a bridge in Vice City with a truck crossing it. The clip quickly spread across Reddit, TikTok, and other platforms, with many believing it represents new material distinct from the 2022 major leak. The poster claims to have obtained the footage from a Rockstar developer who shared it during remote work in 2022, and held onto it for years before releasing it after the developer left the company. While the footage itself is unremarkable, the leak's origin story provides insight into how GTA 6 content has periodically escaped containment.
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