Leaked Information about GTA 6 Reveals Access to Apps, Government Site, and Adult Content

GTA 6 Leaks Suggest In-Game Websites for Messaging, Ride-Sharing, Government Services, Law Firms, and Adult Content

On May 27th, leaker Tez2 reported on GTAForums about several domains registered under Take-Two's name servers. Tez2 speculates these registrations could be for Grand Theft Auto 6's (GTA 6) in-game websites and apps. The list of domains includes whatup.app, rydeme.app, buckme.app, leonidagov.org, brianandbradley.com, hookersgalore.com, wipeoutcornskin.com, and myboyhasacreepycorndog.com. Based on their names, some appear to be for in-game apps: messaging (whatup.app), ride-sharing (rydeme.app), or payments (buckme.app). Other registrations suggest fictional websites for government services (leonidagov.org), law firms (brianandbradley.com), or adult content (hookersgalore.com). However, Tez2 also noted that some domains might not directly relate to the game's content. Instead, they could merely redirect to official pages, a practice observed with Grand Theft Auto IV (GTA 4) and Grand Theft Auto V (GTA 5). If these domains are indeed for GTA 6, they indicate the game's world will feature fictional versions of common real-world services, encompassing messaging, ride-sharing, payments, government, legal firms, and adult content websites.

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