Stigmata said:I still have all of my GURPS cyberpunk-themed books (Cyberpunk, CthulhuPunk, UltraTech).
My avatar is actually the coverart to the box of the Neuromancer game for C64.
My biggest complaint is that there is just so many fantasy games out, and very few hard sci-fi themed games. I'm not talking about games like Anarchy Online, I mean games that are right here on earth, a hundred or so years from now, Corporate police, hackers, mercs, dirtbags and freelance hitmen. I love cyberpunk.
haven't played the pen/paper game in a while. I heard GURPS went over to D20 (used to be 3x6D)
is this true? anyone?
We need more well done cyberpunk games. And yes, I am a fan. I need to look farther into it, being limited by my small paychecks and when I can get out to Borders, my knowledge is fairly limited. I love what I've seen though. Ghost in the Shell was ****ing amazing, and with the first DVD of Stand Alone Complex, it's in my head again.Zarkazm said:Yes, and we need more cyberpunk games.
Well. I ain't blown away by the existence of a Genesis game, Fallout is neither cyber not punk, closest you get to cyberpunk is labeling it "Dark Future" and Tron 2.0 is totally cyber, but where is the punk? Just because there is a cyberspace or similar doesn't make it cyberpunk in my book.Stigmata said:there's a ton of cyberpunk stuff out there, it's just really hard to find. (...)
Games: like I said, there is the old Neuromancer game, Shadowrun (Genesis version), Deus Ex (1), Uplink, System Shock 2, Fallout 1 & 2, I'll even throw Tron 2.0 in there.
That goes without saying.LHABulldog6 said:We need more well done cyberpunk games.
Nonono, I thought I was the only one.And JaFO, I thought I was the only one who ever played Nights Edge. It was cool because the laser weapons actually looked like, er, lasers, and the weapons themselves had a cool, slick feel to them.