Rockstar Games and Take-Two Interactive are currently dealing with the fallout of early development footage of the next Grand Theft Auto game leaking online.
However, while fans can't post any of the videos and images anymore without fear of repercussion, this hasn't stopped attempts to map out the revamped Vice City using Microsoft Paint, Google Earth as well as a whole lot of math and teamwork.
A team of enthusiastic GTA fans is working hard to try and approximate the GTA 6 map, with only leaked material to use. To accomplish this, fans use Google Earth to make it easier for others to understand what they're talking about, without risking a DMC takedown.
Not everyone is a fan of all of this dancing around the restrictions, but it is what it is.
In any case, after a few days of pouring over all of the available data, legally acquired or not, fans have created a solid facsimile of GTA 6's Vice City. The most accurate map right now uses a mix of GTA 5 data with Rockstar's own engine to properly scale the map for GTA 6. If we believe the speculative drawings, GTA 6's map could be humongous, which lines up with all of the earlier rumors.