El Rubius Visits Rockstar North, Shares GTA 6 Info—Debate Over Physical Copies Erupts

Hours before GTA 6 is expected to dominate the conversation again, Spanish creator El Rubius says he has already seen new information firsthand—and his announcement has sparked a wave of backlash from some fans. The YouTuber and streamer revealed that he visited Rockstar North and that an embargo ends today, when he plans to publish exclusive content featuring previously unseen material.

In a post on X, El Rubius confirmed that he had early access to GTA 6 and that he will begin sharing everything he learned once the restriction period ends. He wrote that he visited Rockstar North, referenced GTA VI, and said that “tomorrow the secret is over,” promising an exclusive video on his channel containing “inédito” images and “all the details” of what he called the biggest game in history.

Early look at GTA 6 set to become exclusive creator content

El Rubius’ message indicates he is among the content creators who will be able to provide new information about GTA 6 in line with the release of official material prepared by Rockstar. His plan, as he described it, is to show footage that has not been made public yet and to cover additional details he obtained during his visit to the studio.

Some fans criticize the timing amid physical vs. digital debate

While the announcement was welcomed by many followers, a notable portion of responses turned critical. Some players argue that collaborating closely with Rockstar after recent decisions tied to physical releases and digital distribution feels contradictory. The controversy being discussed centers on the future of physical game formats on PlayStation, the fact that GTA 6 is initially being positioned for an exclusively digital distribution, and the choice of Netflix as one of the platforms used for presenting new material.

Not all criticism is presented as fact. Some commenters interpret El Rubius’ previously more muted stance during the physical-format debate as being influenced by his access to Rockstar North, but that’s framed as speculation by the fans rather than anything confirmed by the creator himself. Other players instead point toward Rockstar Games and Take-Two as major drivers behind the shift toward digital-first strategies—again, as opinions emerging inside an ongoing community argument.

What is clear from El Rubius’ own statement is that he intends to publish his exclusive GTA 6 content today. That’s when viewers will find out exactly what he saw during his Rockstar North visit and what new details he is preparing to share.

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