Another option, since ShadowRun has been mentioned, is to track down copies of the old SNES and Genesis ShadowRun games. The Genesis version is more action RPG and the SNES is more.. umm.. weird action RPG point and click hybrid, but both are great plays if you're into slightly retro gaming.
crusha_aa said:
Well it seems I was probably way off with the Blade Runner thing. Not surprised really,
I was expecting it to at least be based off a book.
BladeRunner is excellent, and should be seen by everyone.. but it's not really a great example of cyberpunk in it's classic sense. And it is based on a book. "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?" is the name of that book and it was written by Philip K. Dick. Unlike with many movies based on books, both the book and movie are excellent though they are quite different in some ways (and quite alike in others).
Dick also wrote several other books/short stories that have inspired films (Total Recall is based on Dick's "We Can Remember it for you, Wholesale" and Minority Report is based on.. Minority Report). Dick's work is another great read for cyberpunk even if his writing is often, to put it simply, out there. He doesn't always tackle cyberpunk directly, having been writing long before cyberpunk really existed in earnest, but many of the themes he uses later became cyberpunk staples.