A huge leak suggests Rockstar scrapped a Liberty City DLC for GTA 5 and includes potential early assets for GTA 6.
The gaming world is abuzz with news of a significant leak from Rockstar Games, revealing a nearly 200GB version of GTA 5’s source code. According to Eurogamer, the leaked content suggests that there were once plans for a massive Liberty City DLC for GTA 5, which were subsequently scrapped. Additionally, the leak reportedly contains very early files related to the highly anticipated Grand Theft Auto 6, sparking curiosity and speculation among fans and analysts alike.
This development is notable for several reasons. First, it shines a light on Rockstar’s abandoned projects, hinting at the scale and ambition they had initially intended for GTA 5. Second, any potential early GTA 6 work offers a rare glimpse into what could be the next major release from Rockstar, a title that has been shrouded in secrecy despite keen anticipation from the gaming community. As of now, Rockstar has not made any official announcements regarding this leak, leaving the specifics of both the scrapped DLC and the GTA 6 assets open to interpretation.
Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave Sparks Mixed Reactions
Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave is generating a lot of discussions, both for gameplay decisions and unusual fan behavior. Polygon questions whether players should skip the War Arc (Act 2) in the game, as it presents an optional narrative path that may not appeal to all players. Meanwhile, Kotaku reports on an odd occurrence where enthusiastic fans of the game caused an online banana shortage at Walmart, highlighting the extensive engagement the game’s community is fostering.
On a gameplay note, Polygon also provides tips on where to find wonder leaves, essential materials within the game. With these elements combined, it’s clear that Fortune’s Weave, though challenging, is proving engaging enough to inspire both in-game and real-world interactions.
Sony Execs Recreate Iconic PS4 Game-Sharing Moment
In a nod to gaming history, former PlayStation executives Shuhei Yoshida and Adam Boyes have recreated their famous “this is how you share your games on PS4” video. The Eurogamer report noted that the modern remake fittingly features no physical game, reflecting the ongoing shift in the industry from physical media to digital.
No AI Assets in Insomniac’s Wolverine Game
In other industry news, Kotaku confirms that Insomniac Games has addressed rumors regarding AI-generated assets in their upcoming Wolverine game. A peculiar glitch had sparked online discussions, but the studio clarified that the anomaly was just that—a glitch, with no AI assistance involved.
With these stories unfolding, the gaming landscape continues to offer both intrigue and entertainment, reminding players of the wealth of developments and insights to explore each week.
