Almost every GTA 6 story you will read is a mix of three things: something Rockstar actually said, something a court or a filing actually recorded, and something a stranger claimed on the internet. Most coverage blends all three into one confident paragraph. This site does not.

The tiers

Every factual claim in a video and on this site sits in one of four tiers. The tier is stated out loud, so you always know which one you are being handed.

  • Confirmed. Rockstar Games or Take-Two said it on the record, or it appears in a court record, a regulatory filing, or an earnings call. This is the only tier where a claim is treated as fact.
  • Reported. A named outlet with a track record published it, attributed to its own sourcing. Credible, not proven. The outlet is always named so you can weigh it yourself.
  • Observed. Something visible in released footage, a trailer, a store page or on-chain data that anyone can go and check. Frame counts, timestamps, wallet addresses. The observation is solid; the interpretation of it may not be.
  • Unverified. A rumour, an anonymous post, a leak with no chain of custody. Covered only when it is already spreading widely enough that ignoring it would leave you worse informed, and always labelled as what it is.

What happens when the answer is that nobody knows

It gets said. A video that ends with "we do not know yet, and here is exactly what would change that" is more useful than one that guesses confidently and turns out wrong. The release date is the clearest example: there is a difference between what Rockstar has committed to, what a retailer listing shows, and what someone on a forum expects, and those three things get separated rather than averaged.

Rules this site follows

  • Sources are named and linked. If a claim rests on someone else's reporting, that reporting is linked so you can read it yourself.
  • Leaked footage is not shown. Stolen pre-release material is discussed and analysed, never republished here.
  • Corrections stay visible. When something turns out to be wrong, the page says so rather than quietly changing. Every article carries the date it was last updated.
  • No fabricated leaks, ever. This is a channel about a game where inventing a leak is a reliable way to get views. That trade is not on the table.

Who runs this

I am Leon. I run the GTA 6 Radar channel on YouTube, where I have been tracking Rockstar's announcements, the trailer footage, the Leonida and Vice City map, and the legal aftermath of the 2022 leak. New videos go up several times a week. If I do not know something, I will tell you.

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