GTA 6 Leaked Footage Used in Goat Simulator 3 Ad, Promptly Gets Taken Down

Cecil Gao -- Superpixel Goat Simulator has been wild on Twitter for years. They are used to joking around with IRL celebrities, news and video games by attaching that crazy goat to them. However, the studio met their Waterloo in the field of goat memes recently when they picked a fight with Rockstar Games' parent company Take-Two. The whole thing started when Goat Simulator used some of Rockstar's GTA VI footage, which had been leaked by hackers in September, in a prank ad video.

In a surprising turn of events, gaming enthusiasts have been treated to an exclusive sneak peek into the highly anticipated Grand Theft Auto 6 (GTA 6) with the recent leak of gameplay footage. This revelation comes more than a year and a half after the initial hack that teased the gaming community about the next installment in the iconic GTA series. The First Glimpse in 18 Months The leaked footage, which has been confirmed to be legitimate, marks the first substantial gameplay reveal since the initial hacking incident over a year and a half ago. This time, however, the showcased gameplay is not only genuine but also indicates significant progress in the game's development.

GTA 6 gameplay leak: 5 major things it tells us about the game GTA 6 was leaked in 2022, way before its official trailer reveal earlier this month, and that incident unveiled a lot about the upcoming title. Fans got to know about some of this game's new features, its location, and even the protagonists. While the leaked video clips have mostly been removed from the internet due to legal issues, they do occasionally resurface on the internet.Since Rockstar Games officially unveiled Grand Theft Auto 6 with its first trailer on December 5, 2023, gamers have been extremely eager to learn more about it. As expected, the video confirmed a lot of the things revealed in the 2022 leaks, but there's still a lot more left to know about.