Biggest Video Game News Of The Week (September 17 - 23)

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There are some weeks in the video game world where it can feel like an entire seven-day period is dominated by one massive story. When someone manages to hack into Rockstar, grab a bunch of unseen footage from GTA 6, and proceeds to share it with absolutely everyone, well, that's going to be one of those weeks.

However, the GTA leaks aren't the only thing to happen in gaming this week, no matter how much it's dominated your timelines. The leaks will be recapped in this rundown, of course, but so will some of the other biggest stories from the past week, ones you might have missed amid all the drama.

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By this point, everyone has heard about the GTA 6 leaks. It even made it onto my mum's radar which officially means everybody knows. It started on a quiet Sunday morning, when suddenly 90 clips from the in-development game popped up online. Rockstar scrambled to get the videos taken down and later confirmed via a statement that the leak was legitimate. It has assured GTA fans that it's business as usual in regard to moving forward, and a 17-year-old arrested in the UK appears to have been charged in relation to the incident. Hopefully, that means the GTA 5 source code won't find its way into the wrong hands.

There are a lot of Marvel games in development right now, not to mention rumored titles that will likely be added to the docket at some point. One of those rumored games was confirmed this week as EA revealed its Motive studio is indeed working on an Iron Man game with Marvel. A third-person action-adventure game that is probably still a long way off. Marvel has since claimed there isn't a connected video game universe in the offing, although it is also rumored that