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Grand Theft Auto 6 leak seemingly reveals parodies of real-life websites and apps with names like RydeMe and What-Up

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Jason Duval outside of hotel.
  • Grand Theft Auto 6 will seemingly feature parodies of websites and mobile apps like Uber and WhatsApp
  • Rockstar Games insider Tez2 shared several domain names that were registered by Take-Two Interactive in May
  • Some domains include What-up.app, which could be WhatsApp, and Rydeme.app could be Uber or Lyft

A new leak suggests Grand Theft Auto 6 will feature parodies of real-life websites and mobile apps like Uber and WhatsApp.

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