CyberLeek Demands Physical Discs from Rockstar Games Amid GTA 6 Leak Controversy

The Grand Theft Auto VI (GTA 6) leak controversy has taken a new turn as the group behind the leaks, CyberLeek, demands that Rockstar Games release physical discs for pre-orders. This comes after Rockstar broke its silence with an open letter to fans, apologizing for the long wait and confirming the Nov. 19 launch.

In response to Rockstar's statement, which did not mention the disc issue or address CyberLeek directly, the leak group took to X (formerly Twitter) to express their frustration.

The leak campaign, which has been releasing footage in daily batches since Aug. 18, has also called for an offline fallback for single-player content and an end to what they call 'fake' single-player expansions. CyberLeek claims that these features are already included in the game files but locked until players pay again.

Rockstar's decision to replace physical discs with download codes has been met with criticism from some fans, who argue that this strips them of ownership over their purchased titles. The preservation movement, represented by Stop Killing Games, has also rejected the leak tactics, stating that using illegal means to make a point is unacceptable.

The CyberLeek meme coin rally added 1,400% last week, and the group also sells ad space inside its leak videos for 400 Monero (XMR), worth around $172,000. This fee buys no placement, only a reply.