Why  don't they encrypt the discs? 

Why  don't they encrypt the discs? 

Because that would require the software on the consoles to decrypt them.

I'll wait for the full and official PC release and buy it. Simple as that. All those leaked and stuff videos makes me sick already ...

Turns out they are probably not leaks anymore.

 

Amazon are releasing them early. Would that be a "leak"?

[REMOVED], Crack version of GTA 5 has all ready been out there, I was talking to an young boy months ago and he was playing GTA V crack

I think he was lying to you. GTA V was probably not *finished* a few months ago.

Turns out they are probably not leaks anymore.

 

Amazon are releasing them early. Would that be a "leak"?

I would say it most likely is, the Official release date isn't until Tuesday September 17th 2013, but is getting a midnight release on Monday night, so I would assume it would be a leak, which is illegal.

I would say it most likely is, the Official release date isn't until Tuesday September 17th 2013, but is getting a midnight release on Monday night, so I would assume it would be a leak, which is illegal.

Not really illegal, probably a violation of distribution agreements though.

Not really illegal, probably a violation of distribution agreements though.

Wouldn't that still be grounds for huge fine?

Nope. Lawsuit from Rockstar, maybe, but it certainly wouldn't be considered criminal.

I would say it most likely is, the Official release date isn't until Tuesday September 17th 2013, but is getting a midnight release on Monday night, so I would assume it would be a leak, which is illegal.

you mean tuesday morning....monday morning would be 12 am

Nope. Lawsuit from Rockstar, maybe, but it certainly wouldn't be considered criminal.

 

People can still be fined over non-criminal laws. 

Example?

Traffic, parking, local council ordinance, workplace safety, pricing and consumer laws etc. 

 

But you are right, in this case the breach would probably only be of a contract between retailers and rockstar so action would probably be limited to suing. 

 

e: I think i misinterpreted what you meant originally cp, sorry for jumping with my response like that when it was mostly irrelevant! 

Edited September 15, 201312 yr by Ekalb