The leak isn't entertainment. It's disgraceful.
People are applauding GTA 6 leaks as if they've accomplished something. They haven't. They're celebrating the violation of the work of thousands of people and a company that invested billions to build one of the biggest projects in gaming history.
Imagine spending years creating, developing, testing, and investing billions into something, only to have someone steal it and watch millions of people rush to consume it and celebrate the violation.
The sad part is that gaming used to be different. You waited. You imagined. You built anticipation. You saw a trailer when the company chose to show it. You discovered the game at the right moment. There was surprise. There was respect for the release.
Today, every piece of information has to be consumed immediately, shared instantly, and turned into a spectacle. No patience. No respect. Not even the ability to wait.
And they call that “freedom of information.”
No. It's simply an inability to respect someone else's work.
A generation so desperate to see everything before its time that it has forgotten how special it is to discover something for the first time.
And honestly? A weak, impatient, and shameful generation.
@RockstarGames #gtavi #gta6
Cyberleek GTA 6 clips are crossing a line, and in my honest opinion, you should be worried if you are genuinely excited to play the game.
They are revealing stuff (N*dist Town) that we should have discovered by exploring the game. But now it's all spoiled.
CL is also planning to leak the prologue, that will reveal Lucia. More spoilers might follow.
After the recent leak, I am just scared what if authorities take a hold of this and question certain elements of the game. They might very well create problems for the release, due to which Rockstar Games might have to censor many parts of it.
I don't know, how this all is a good news for gamers?
@SmashJT Are you ever gonna go back to reviewing retro games and retro content?
I haven’t watched you in years and your channel has just turned into mudsling
I guess NES game reviews don’t pay the bills
@KRUZ8ER@sheajordansmith Shea just mad he doesn’t AVG 11 points because Kanter was a good player. Idk why folks acting like Kanter wasn’t a nice Role Player / 6th man … my bad woman lol
It's official.
The sweatlords who treat COD like its paying them to play but aren't pro are mad at the people who want to simply have fun on a video game for buying COD.
Its so damn funny it almost deserves a Comedy Central special, and the punchline is in the process of all this they've forgotten how to have fun and what video games were originally intended for!
“I’ll never be a PC Gamer” = I’m too stupid to use a pc or a emulator lol
The never pc crowd is funny as fuck. PCs are so got damn plug n play now it’s unreal. Especially emulators too.
Your just kneecapping your self if you don’t go full Pc by now
Went full PC In 2019 and never looked back
I kinda like the idea of this being my final console generation. I think I’m going to tap out right around PS6 launch. I’m not a fan of what’s become of the console biz and I’ll never be a PC Gamer.
Instead I think I’d like to spend whatever amount of years I have left playing retro hidden gems & other obscurities found on past console generations.
Anyone else feel the same way?
I have a feeling there’s a lot of folks who do.
This is super perforative on all levels
In 2000 - unless you were rich as fuck or at least middle class you didn’t have this shit.
The avg gamer at best had at least 1-4 games per year maybe one console easily or 2 because everybody house I went over had a Sega Genesis along with either a ps2 or a GameCube. Or it was a NES with a Xbox combo. Or SNES with a Dreamcast. Nobody had an abundance of a million. Tech devices and magizines at a whim.
I’m not saying this pic is not real. It’s real but it wasn’t common.
Hell I still remember playing through GBC Pokemon while GBA had emerald and I didn’t get to play emerald till DS Pokemon came out and vice versa with GTA I didn’t get to play San Andreas till it hit the bargain bin. It wasn’t till 2008-2009 I was able to have a bunch of systems and games because the 4th / 5th / 6th gen was Pennie’s to the dollar (at that time) before the scalping we have today. I still remember Xbox 360 era I was able to scoop
Up a NES snes N64 ps1 and PS2 for PENNIES.
TLDR - only rich people lives this life. The whole hoarding electronics for the avg joe didn’t happen till 2009-2011
It’s the early 2000s.
You’re stretched out on your bed with your Game Boy Color, trying to squeeze in a little more Pokémon before someone tells you it’s time to turn the lights out.
Nintendo Power is nearby. Your favorite posters cover the walls. The CRT is still glowing in the corner, and tomorrow feels impossibly far away.
No updates. No downloads. No notifications.
Just you, a handful of batteries, and a game you could somehow play for hundreds of hours.
Funny how a bedroom this simple could feel like your entire world.