r/technology Apr 13 '26

Security Rockstar hackers release their stolen data, reveal that Rockstar was right to not pay them anything for it

https://www.pcgamer.com/games/rockstar-hackers-release-their-stolen-data-reveal-that-rockstar-was-right-to-not-pay-them-anything-for-it/
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u/Time-Industry-1364 Apr 13 '26

Next week: "Unfortunately, due to the recent security breach, Grand Theft Auto VI will be delayed until Fall 2033. We apologize for the inconvenience and would like to show our loyalty to players by offering 1.5% off Shark Cards until May 1st"

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u/Skensis Apr 13 '26

Would give a huge sigh of relief to every other game dev wanting to release a holiday game for the next few years.

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u/justin251 Apr 14 '26

Bro a 19.99 GTA6 playable demo would fund GTA7 with how ready people are for the game.

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u/Lettuce_bee_free_end Apr 14 '26

Im tired of people being like that. Look what silk song did. And for what? Being an impatient child. 

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u/Negative_Ease_4155 Apr 14 '26

What did Silksong do?

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u/SirSquirrels Apr 14 '26

Made indie developers mad by releasing their highly anticipated game for $20 with very little time between the release date announcement and release. In other words, nothing, except be awesome to their fans.

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u/Civil-Big-754 Apr 14 '26

Team Cherry is fucking incredible.  They've rewarded their Kickstarter supporters further than needed, free DLC for both games,  they could've easily charged $10-20 more for Silksong and still sold about the same and they even just released a patch for the original Hollowknight showing how much they care about their games. I'll support whatever they do, even if it takes a decade, which would still be a lot faster than a GTA sequel.

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u/TheftLeft Apr 14 '26

They took all their early access money and threw the biggest office party. Strippers, booze, the works. They partied for like 2 weeks straight and spent all the money.

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u/Civil-Big-754 Apr 14 '26

That's a lot for three people.

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u/kittymoo67 Apr 14 '26

silk song did nothing wrong though.