Gameplay · August 24, 2026

Three Cyberleek Clips on August 25 Go Inside the NINE1NINE, a Vice City Beach, and a Game Store

Three Cyberleek clips posted August 25 bring the running total to fourteen. The twelfth clip, titled NINE1NINE, goes inside the nightclub from Trailer 2 with multiple floors and a $50 private dance option. The thirteenth puts Jason on a bicycle along a crowded beach at dusk. The fourteenth takes him into a strip-mall game store in Port Gellhorn, which Cyberleek used to make a statement about physical ownership.

The twelfth Cyberleek clip, posted August 25 and titled NINE1NINE, takes Jason inside the nightclub by that name. NINE1NINE appeared in the first official GTA 6 trailer as a banner towed by a plane over Ocean Beach, and in Trailer 2 as the venue where Jason and Lucia dance. TechWiser, which covered the clip on August 25, reported that the interior has multiple floors: a main dance floor, several bars, and separate areas where people can hang out. Dozens of NPCs dance, drink, and hold conversations independently. Women approach Jason with dialogue that changes based on how he moves through the space. Contextual prompts vary by proximity: sit, dance, greet, or near performers, a $50 private dance. TechWiser also noted a moment where the DJ cuts the music and the crowd noise becomes audible on its own.

The thirteenth clip arrived shortly after and puts Jason on a bicycle along a beach at dusk. Kotaku, which covered the footage on August 25, called the crowd density the standout element: NPCs with different body types, skin tones, swimwear, and independent animations pack the sand, with the glow of phone screens and water moving around people's legs visible at close range. Long-distance draw kept the background populated rather than empty at the edge of the render radius. Kotaku noted minor issues, including backpacks appearing on a few NPCs without animation and an awkward deckchair moment, both consistent with every Cyberleek clip coming from an unfinished build. The poor lighting in the footage obscured the full visual fidelity.

The fourteenth clip goes into a strip-mall electronics and video game store called Game Horde in Port Gellhorn. Kotaku covered it on August 25 and reported that Jason uses binoculars to read the exterior signage before entering. Inside he examines physical game cases, a fictional PlayStation-like console called the JoySystem 8, phone cases, earbuds, and headphones. One of the games on the shelf, Cam Headz, is an arcade title from GTA Online that references Manhunt. After posting the clip, Cyberleek added a statement: this is not about actual discs, it is about ownership, and resale rights still matter even in a digital-only era. Cyberleek has now posted fourteen clips since August 18. The Netflix premiere of Grand Theft Auto VI: An Extended Look is two days away. Rockstar has made no public statement.

The eleventh Cyberleek clip explained