Cyberleek has leaked new Grand Theft Auto VI gameplay footage that features an in-game store that sells used physical games. The clip arrives as part of the leaker’s continued focus on digital distribution practices and the question of what players actually own once a title ships without traditional discs.
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In the footage, Jason walks into a compact electronics and video game shop located in a strip mall. The store, called Game Horde, stocks PlayStation-style consoles alongside rows of physical game cases, controllers, and related accessories. Jason lifts a scope to inspect the merchandise more carefully, scanning individual boxes, hardware, and other items on the shelves. One of the titles clearly visible is Cam Headz, an arcade game that previously appeared in GTA Online and references the older Manhunt series.
The shop functions as more than set dressing. Jason can purchase phone cases for his in-game cellphone as well as various earbuds and headphones. Signs inside promote ex-rental games and trade-in options, giving the location the feel of a genuine second-hand media store operating inside the world of GTA 6.
Cyberleek addressed confusion about the group’s broader message through an on-screen statement included with the clip. “People are confused,” the leaker stated while clarifying the central point. “This is not about actual discs. It is about ownership. Resale rights still matter-even in a digital-only era.”
Earlier the same day, Cyberleek had already posted two other gameplay clips from GTA 6. One sequence unfolds on a busy beach filled with crowds of pedestrians, visible activity along the shoreline, and environmental details that show off the density of the open world. The second clip moves indoors to a nightclub, capturing the atmosphere, lighting, and interior layout of the venue as Jason navigates the space. Together with the Game Horde store footage, the three clips represent a particularly active stretch of releases and continue the leaker’s pattern of highlighting everyday locations and systems rather than major set pieces.
Up to now the group has steered clear of major story details or significant cutscenes. Pressure on Take-Two appears to be rising, however, as Cyberleek urges people to visit the company’s headquarters in person to protest and begins teasing the release of prologue footage that features Lucia. The leaker has largely been tolerated so far, but that tolerance could erode quickly if narrative spoilers and key cutscenes begin circulating more widely.
As these ownership-focused leaks continue in the days leading up to major official reveals, Rockstar is preparing to share more controlled material. GTA 6: An Extended Look arrives on Netflix in two days, offering an official deeper look at the game while conversations around physical media, resale rights, and digital ownership remain firmly in the foreground.
