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The hacker group ShinyHunters publicly released stolen data from Rockstar Games. Although there is no information about GTA 6, the leak reveals a stark contrast in finances between GTA Online and Red Dead Online and the dominance of PlayStation 5 hardware. Just one day before the ransom deadline, the hackers published the stolen data online. However, members on GTA Forums, after analyzing the documents, quickly realized that anyone hoping for detailed information about Grand Theft Auto 6 would be disappointed. This aligns with Rockstar's earlier claim that the hackers only accessed a limited amount of non-sensitive information. The leaked data primarily consists of sales and financial reports, underscoring Rockstar's decision not to pay any ransom. The revenue gap between the two blockbuster titles is evident: Red Dead Online has generated an average of more than $500,000 per week from June 2024 through April 2026, equivalent to about $26.4 million per year. In contrast, GTA Online has reached about $9.6 million per week (from September 2025 to April 2026), equating to roughly $500 million per year. This large disparity helps explain why Rockstar has focused on GTA Online and let Red Dead Online decline. On platform distribution, PC lags far behind, while PlayStation 5 dominates with under 3.5 million monthly active users and about $4.5 million in weekly pre-orders; PC has around 894,621 weekly active users and $264,273 in weekly pre-orders. These figures reinforce Rockstar's console-first, PC-later strategy. Rockstar's flagship titles, such as GTA and Red Dead Redemption, typically launch on consoles before arriving on PC. Although PC players are numerous and PC platforms are widely used, GTA Online revenue underscores the rationale for Rockstar to prioritize console platforms.

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