GTA 5 'embargo breach' investigated Rockstar North, the producers of GTA, said that they were "investigating" the claims in a short statement given to GamesIndustry International. "We are in the process of investigating early 'sales' to determine how and why that is occurring," it read. Amazon admitted a "small number of customers" had already received the game in a statement issued to The Telegraph this afternoon. An Amazon spokesman said: "We have established processes in place to deliver new titles to customers on their release date and are looking into the circumstances that led to a small number of customers receiving this game earlier than intended on this occasion. Amazon customers who ordered GTAV for release day delivery will receive their game tomorrow (Tuesday 17th September). It is not the first leak to have affected the new GTA. Last month Sony apologised to Rockstar after audio from the game was leaked online. GTA 5 is one of the most highly-antipated video games released this year. In total the series has sold more than 135 million copies worldwide.