reddfused wrote:Have you read Infomocracy? It's not high tech low lifes but it's got a bunch of five-minutes-into-the-future tech shit that's real interesting, besides the fact that it's backdrop is an interesting musing on a google run global micro/macro democracy. I'm translating it to my first language and even though it could be better written it's still a really damn good book
Czarsy wrote:Neuromancer is really cool.
Bomb Bomb Diddy!!! wrote:Czarsy wrote:Neuromancer is really cool.
Ghost in the Shell is great but I think the show is even better.
Idk if its considered cyberpunk but Serial Experiments Lain is my favorite anime ever and if you havent seen it you should, its super heady and trippy late 90s anime.
shanks wrote:Bomb Bomb Diddy!!! wrote:Czarsy wrote:Neuromancer is really cool.
Ghost in the Shell is great but I think the show is even better.
Idk if its considered cyberpunk but Serial Experiments Lain is my favorite anime ever and if you havent seen it you should, its super heady and trippy late 90s anime.
Was just about to recommend SEL. It totally counts. The soundtrack is wild too
fuck lambgoat wrote:I dont know what cyberpunk is
BRICK_FLAIR wrote:fuck lambgoat wrote:I dont know what cyberpunk is
Cyberpunk is a subgenre of science fiction in a future setting that tends to focus on society as "high tech low life" featuring advanced technological and scientific achievements, such as information technology and cybernetics, juxtaposed with a degree of breakdown or radical change in the social order.
Cyberpunk plots often center on conflict among artificial intelligences, hackers, and megacorporations, and tend to be set in a near-future Earth
Marcabre back from dead wrote:I just started getting into cyberpunk probably about two weeks ago. I have always been into dystopians but never really delved into the genre until recently. Besides Akria what are everyones favorites (things outside of movies especially)? I have been toying with the idea of writing some cyberpunk short stories and putting them into podcasts and would like to get more reference material to get a voice.
Bomb Bomb Diddy!!! wrote:shanks wrote:Bomb Bomb Diddy!!! wrote:Czarsy wrote:Neuromancer is really cool.
Ghost in the Shell is great but I think the show is even better.
Idk if its considered cyberpunk but Serial Experiments Lain is my favorite anime ever and if you havent seen it you should, its super heady and trippy late 90s anime.
Was just about to recommend SEL. It totally counts. The soundtrack is wild too
First time I saw it was late af in one sitting and it totally blew my mind. Its just so ambient and strange but such a mystery at first.
Bomb Bomb Diddy!!! wrote:Ive only read Neuromancer and Coint Zero but been meaning to dip into other Gibson
Stoner Witch wrote:This is my shit. Snow Crash will be reality soon enough.
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Thieves Dont wrote:For Blade Runner, I would check out the Final Cut or the international version.
The team behind The Witcher are coming out with an open world Cyber Punk game.
Latenightloser wrote:Thieves Dont wrote:For Blade Runner, I would check out the Final Cut or the international version.
The team behind The Witcher are coming out with an open world Cyber Punk game.
This would be awesome. Anyone play the Shadowrun RPG that came out a while back?
dank wrote:Latenightloser wrote:Thieves Dont wrote:For Blade Runner, I would check out the Final Cut or the international version.
The team behind The Witcher are coming out with an open world Cyber Punk game.
This would be awesome. Anyone play the Shadowrun RPG that came out a while back?
I've mentioned it.
viewtopic.php?f=2&t=912237&hilit=+dragons&p=3633683#p3633683
we'd need 5 to 7 people.
Party Foul wrote:Bomb Bomb Diddy!!! wrote:Ive only read Neuromancer and Coint Zero but been meaning to dip into other Gibson
Mona Lisa Overdrive is the 3rd in that trilogy
Bubblegum Crisis and Appleseed are other rad manga/anime in that sphere
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