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192GB GTA V data leak exposes early GTA VI map prototype and cut Liberty City DLC

A 192GB cache of internal Rockstar files, originally leaked in 2022, is now being combed through by fans who found a rough 2014-2015 build of a GTA VI map running inside GTA V, along with an outline for a scrapped Liberty City expansion and details on a canceled single-player DLC called Agent Trevor. The Liberty City map is only accessible through the CodeWalker editor and contains no additional content beyond its outline, while the GTA VI map fragment appears built from satellite and street-view imagery.

KytyPS5 emulator runs GTA V's PS5 version at up to 60 FPS before crashing

Developers using the KytyPS5 emulator have gotten the PS5 version of Grand Theft Auto V to run on PC at 40 to 60 frames per second, though the game crashes shortly after the opening mission when police appear. The demo ran on a high-end PC with a Ryzen 7 9950X3D CPU and RX 7900 XT GPU, marking a major leap from just weeks earlier when the game wouldn't even pass its splash screen.

GTA VI extended trailer draws 31 million Netflix views in six-hour exclusive window

Netflix's Tudum top 10 for August 24-30 ranked Rockstar's nearly 30-minute GTA VI extended look as the most-watched movie, topping charts in 58 countries with 31.1 million views despite only a six-hour exclusivity deal. After that window closed, Rockstar posted the same footage to YouTube, where it has since drawn over 17.7 million views using a different counting method.

Apple's macOS 27 Safari adds on-device AI tab grouping by topic

Safari in macOS 27 can automatically sort open tabs into topic-based groups using on-device AI, accessible via Safari's Tabs settings under 'Organize Tabs.' Users can choose 'Automatically Create Topics' for fully automated grouping or 'Show Related Tabs' for suggestions they approve manually.

Rockstar's GTA VI livestream reveals dual protagonists and Vice City detail

Rockstar Games hosted a 26-minute Netflix livestream titled 'Grand Theft Auto VI: An Extended Look,' showing gameplay, cutscenes, and mechanics for its long-awaited sequel. The presentation confirmed players will control two lead characters, Jason and Lucia, as they navigate a richly detailed, satirical version of Miami called Vice City. The reveal followed a week of leaks from a hacker group Rockstar called 'heartbreaking,' plus a separate report detailing the game's technical ambitions.

Rockstar publishes 27-minute GTA VI extended preview on YouTube

Rockstar released its promised 'extended look' at Grand Theft Auto VI on YouTube and its own website, following a premiere on Netflix. The nearly 27-minute video, captured entirely from the PS5 version, emphasizes atmosphere, locations and protagonists Jason Duval and Lucia Caminos over detailed gameplay mechanics, though it does show shootouts, car chases and activities like scuba diving.

Fake 113GB GTA VI ISO found to hide 50KB malware, researchers say

A file claiming to be a 113GB build of Grand Theft Auto VI has been spreading on torrent sites following recent leaks of the game. Independent analysts who examined the download say it is almost entirely padded with empty zeroes and contains a hidden 50KB malicious payload rather than actual game code. The malware reportedly tries to disable Windows Defender protections and kill security processes once executed.

Preservation group DoesItPlay organizes week-long PlayStation boycott over Sony's physical media exit

DoesItPlay, a video game preservation community, is organizing a week-long PlayStation boycott from August 23 to 30, urging players to avoid logging into PSN, playing, or making purchases on Sony platforms. The protest responds to Sony's plan to phase out physical game production by 2028, though critics note the chosen week lacks major releases and overlaps with Gamescom, likely blunting its impact.