Wild Stories of Fans Trying to Get a Glimpse of GTA 6

Prior to the Take-Two CEO’s recent statements addressing GTA 6 and his dismissal of speculation regarding a delayed physical release, the prospect of a digital-only launch appeared increasingly credible to many industry observers.

Kiwi Talkz voiced agreement with this theory, suggesting that a digital-first strategy would be a logical security measure. He argued that the unprecedented hype surrounding Grand Theft Auto VI could drive radicalized fans to extreme lengths, including potential break-ins at retail stores or distribution centers in a desperate bid to secure a disc ahead of time.

The commentator further shared troubling anecdotes from Rockstar Games insiders, describing how dedicated “superfans” have spent years attempting to breach studio security. These efforts reportedly include using forged identification to gain entry to office buildings and deploying drones to surveil developers through windows in hopes of capturing leaked footage or confidential assets.

The rumor of GTA 6 not having a physical launch I 100% believe. GTA 6 is going to be the biggest launch in entertainment history and by a wide margin, nothing will ever come close to it. I have said this before but no studio is going to be able to match what GTA 6 will do for… pic.twitter.com/s1fiEP1WJk

— Reece “Kiwi Talkz” Reilly (@kiwitalkz) January 28, 2026

It is unsettling to consider the lengths some individuals might go to. While the release of GTA 5 was already marred by several peculiar incidents, the current landscape suggests far more volatile security risks. One need only look at the recent case of a stalker loitering outside the Rockstar North headquarters to realize the gravity of the situation facing the developers today.

Source: gta.com.ua