With Grand Theft Auto 6 set to release this year, Rockstar Games has kicked their strict policy on leaked information into overdrive. Rockstar has faced accusations of union-busting over GTA 6-related gameplay leaks which resulted in dozens of developers being fired at the Edinburgh location.
However, the controversy surrounding Grand Theft Auto 6 gameplay leaks has taken another dark turn, with Rockstar Games apparently admitting they've fired other GTA 6 developers for leaks in separate incidents unrelated to the Edinburgh firings (via Rockstar Intel). Developers at multiple locations were reportedly let go in addition to the 30+ employees who accused Rockstar of union busting at the Edinburgh offices.
In a statement released to IGN, Rockstar has offered its position on the union-busting matter, with a hardline stance that the accusations are categorically false, and the various firings were completely justified due to developers breaking the law. In the same breath, Rockstar seems to have also revealed that additional firings took place under the same strict content-leak policy, with several other devs being canned at different locations.
This includes a developer at a Rockstar India location, at least one "US-based Rockstar worker," as well as an incident...
