History Main / CyberPunk

* ''{{Bloodnet}}'', a 1993 RPG-adventure by Microprose. It merges some essential cyberpunk themes with vampirism.

* ''Film/TotalRecall1990'' (1990)
* ''Film/TotalRecall2012'' (2012)

* ''[[VideoGame/MarioStrikers Super Mario Strikers]]'', and especially its sequel ''Mario Strikers Charged Football'', which combines this with ''Franchise/SuperMarioBros'' characters and soccer!
** ''VideoGame/MarioKart 7'' features Neo Bowser City as a Star Cup track. The course has lots of futuristic skyscrapers crowded together, a plethora of neon lights and giant screens [[{{Egopolis}} with Bowser's face plastered on them]], lots of rain, and even ''Blade Runner'' style advertising blimps.

* [[SuperMarioBros ''Mario Football'']], and especially its sequel ''Mario Strikers Charged Football'', which combines this with ''Mario'' characters and soccer!

Not to be confused with the roleplaying game ''TabletopGame/{{Cyberpunk}}''

** The no longer existent Walled City of Kowloon which shared an island with HongKong was aesthetically ''very'' cyberpunk,due to no building regulations being enforced, and the lack of law enforcement could push it into dystopia territory for some.

* ''Film/{{Immortal}} (2004)''

* ''Film/{{Immortal}} (2004''

** This extends to its dependent states, such as Guernsey and particularly Sark, the former of which is run primarily by the owners of locally operating firms (who put all public construction through their firms, thus making the MP expenses look like nothing, and resulting in schools that are just refurbished warehouses, built for profit margin rather than a decent environment.) and English people (who abuse the island's tax status and purchase houses, perform routine maintenance and then sell them on at an inflated rate, meaning the average small house costs over £350,000), while the latter island recently repelled an attempt by the Barclay Brothers to put corporate sponsored politicians in, effectively trying to annex the island as their personal corporate enclave. Following their failure, they [[MoralEventHorizon pulled their investments from the island, collapsing its economy and causing the unemployment to rise to over 50%.]]

* ''{{Transmetropolitan}}'' With a cyberpunk HunterSThompson-esque [[NoCelebritiesWereHarmed outlaw journalist]]!

* The lifestyle and technology in the novel ''{{Theatrica}}'' relfect cyberpunk themes, such as the techno raves, the intranet system, and the barcodes on the back of people's necks.

* ''VideoGame/WatchDogs''

* ''Blade Runner'', the 1997 AdventureGame by [[TooGoodToLast Westwood Studios]]. Shares setting and some characters with Ridley Scott's movie but follows different plot.

* ''RoboCop''

* ''Manga/{{Gunnm}}'' or ''BattleAngelAlita''

----> "About ten minutes into ''Blade Runner'', I reeled out of the theater in complete despair over its visual brilliance and its similarity to the "look" of ''Literature/{{Neuromancer}}'', my [then] largely unwritten first novel. Not only had I been beaten to the semiotic punch, but this damned movie looked better than the images in my head! With time, as I got over that, I started to take a certain delight in the way the film began to affect the way the world looked. Club fashions, at first, then rock videos, finally even architecture. Amazing! A science fiction movie affecting reality!"

* ''VideoGame/{{Watch Dogs}}''