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Variety reports that Netflix released 27 minutes of new Grand Theft Auto 6 footage on Thursday afternoon, the result of a collaboration with Rockstar Games timed ahead of the title's November launch. The event, announced earlier in May, arrives while Rockstar continues to manage the fallout from persistent gameplay leaks that have circulated well ahead of the official marketing cycle. For an industry accustomed to tightly controlled reveals, the pairing of a streaming platform with a legacy game studio signals how entertainment distribution keeps shifting beneath familiar franchises.
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