Grand Theft Auto 5 PC has leaked some pre-order listings on Amazon France and Amazon Germany, and now it appears to have been an "accident."

"I can categorically tell you that not one time has it ever been intentional. We conform to publisher requirements, we strive to make sure we don't break street date, we make sure we abide by embargo rules"¦yes, you do get the odd issue but that's purely accidental," said Ketu Patel of Amazon UK according to Edge Online.

Examiner reported that false leaks such as GTA 5 PC could prove to be very problematic for Amazon in the future because of online distrust.

"It's big exposure"¦if you make a mistake then it gets picked up everywhere and it blows up into a huge issue. We need to make sure that we have more and more controls to make sure these things don't happen. We 100 percent never do it intentionally,"said Patel.

GTA 5 PC may have been confirmed as real as a "bug log" with hundreds of pages of data from the development of the game over a five-year period has been acquired.

"The document contains over 170 references to PC development bugs, numerous notes on DX11 support and a related 'smog' weather setting, mention of a 'lastgen' toggle used during development and bugs relating to 64-bit system testing," PC Gamer wrote according to IGN. PC.

PC Gamer acquired this log through a leak back in September. An XML File made its way through GTA forums after it was available on a public Google Drive server.

Screen shots of the game's files can be seen here.