The Most Ironic Grand Theft Auto 6 Leak Just Came From Rockstar
Their own "top-secret" evidence in the union-busting case just revealed the online player count is still only 32, the same as the last game.
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Their own "top-secret" evidence in the union-busting case just revealed the online player count is still only 32, the same as the last game.
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