Rockstar's Internal Materials Leak Online: Details on GTA San Andreas, GTA 3 Online and Other Games
The Internet has leaked what are believed to be internal documents from Rockstar Games related to the iconic Grand Theft Auto series. The leak was reported by a user of the X platform with the nickname @mnm345x, who noted that the files are in the public domain, although they may soon be deleted.
The archive includes a lot of materials on games such as GTA San Andreas, GTA Advance, GTA Vice City Stories and the online mode for GTA 3. Among the most interesting data are documents describing the mechanics of interaction with girls in GTA San Andreas. The archive also contains a text file that details the history of the leak.
According to this file, the source of the data was a GTAForums user with the nickname johndoe2, who for years bought materials from former Rockstar employees. He then resold them for significant amounts. It was this man's activities that previously led to the leak of early builds of games such as Manhunt and Manhunt 2.
It is alleged that some former developers made good money from collaborating with johndoe2, while remaining in the shadows. He himself allegedly received tens of thousands of dollars by reselling the same content to multiple buyers.
These data have sparked interest in the Rockstar fan community, although it remains unclear how much the leak will affect the company's reputation and the future fate of the archives.
The archive includes a lot of materials on games such as GTA San Andreas, GTA Advance, GTA Vice City Stories and the online mode for GTA 3. Among the most interesting data are documents describing the mechanics of interaction with girls in GTA San Andreas. The archive also contains a text file that details the history of the leak.
According to this file, the source of the data was a GTAForums user with the nickname johndoe2, who for years bought materials from former Rockstar employees. He then resold them for significant amounts. It was this man's activities that previously led to the leak of early builds of games such as Manhunt and Manhunt 2.
It is alleged that some former developers made good money from collaborating with johndoe2, while remaining in the shadows. He himself allegedly received tens of thousands of dollars by reselling the same content to multiple buyers.
These data have sparked interest in the Rockstar fan community, although it remains unclear how much the leak will affect the company's reputation and the future fate of the archives.
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