The new 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Grand Theft Auto 6 trailer kicks off with a line that immediately confirms that massive leak from a cꦿouple 🗹years back is still weighing pretty heavily on Rockstar's mind.
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The trailer begins with protagonist Jason Duval climbing down from a rooftop and telling a nearby character he's "just fixing some leaks." Obviously, there's no way to be 100% certain this is a reference to the September 2022 leak of 90+ videos and screens from the game, or the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:e♛arly 🧸release of the original trailer, but c'mon, it's the first line of🅘 dialogue in the trailer from one of the main protagonists. ♛Rockstar is still salty.
I don't blame them either! Purely from a financial standpoint, Rockstar told a UK court in December 2023 that the leak cost them $5 millio♏n on ꧃top of "thousands of hours of staff time," and that's not even considering the mental and emotional toll something like that would have on hundreds of developers, mar🐼keting and PR people, and even fans who would've been hoping to experience the big reveal unspoiled.
Thankfully, the new trailer includes a whole lot more than a subtle reference to an old leak. First of all, it's so darn pretty one gam🏅e dev said it "looks like a AAA game from the future," which I'd agree with.
澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:We also fi🐻nally know Jason𓄧 and Lucia's full names, there's confirmation that a classic Vice 💎City location is back and more obnoxiously American than 𝓰ever, and there's even a mysterio🌱us, conspicuously PlayStation-looking console hidden in the background. Oh, and the cherry on top is the release of 85 beautiful new scr꧃eenshots giving an in-depth tour of Vi🏅ce City and the surrounding areas.
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