Cyberpunk Sentence Examples

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  • Cyberpunk Reloaded brings together a varied compilation of articles to satiate the appetite of the most avid fans.

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  • The word cyberpunk was coined by writer Bruce Bethke, who wrote a story with that title in 1982.

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  • The term cyberpunk was first coined by Bruce Bethke in his short story Cyberpunk published in 1983.

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  • There I said that it's refreshing to see something new happening in the cyberpunk genre.

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  • Whatever the reason, cyberpunk marked a sea change in American science fiction.

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  • Max Headroom was televised cyberpunk, in an age that didn't even have a term for 'cyberpunk'.

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  • Of all the sci-fi genres, cyberpunk is the one that has drawn the most outside media and literary scrutiny.

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  • If so, you have stumbled into Cyberpunk territory.

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  • Totalitarian control, thought police, grim, humorless masses - if Orwell had anticipated computers, he could have invented cyberpunk.

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  • As it was, it is fair to say that 'Orwellian' certainly applies to many cyberpunk works.

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  • Coincidentally, William Gibson's novel Neuromancer, published in 1984, is widely considered to be the first cyberpunk novel.

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  • It set the parameters of cyberpunk as surely as Dashiell Hammett's Sam Spade series defined the hard-boiled 'tec genre.

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  • Cyberpunk is almost always an earth-based sci-fi genre.

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  • If cyberpunk action enters 'real space', it is more likely to be the crowded and dirty streets of a noir Chicago, gritty Toyko or hostile Los Angeles.

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  • One rarely sees a rural setting in cyberpunk.

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  • But no - Cyberpunk is all about urban decay.

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  • If written cyberpunk is all about the feeling - loss and hopelessness in the face of The Machine - then filmed cyberpunk is all about the 'look'.

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  • Max Headroom was perhaps the first view American audiences had of cyberpunk.

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  • The Matrix series is also considered cyberpunk, and the first movie quite clearly is.

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  • The term steampunk derived from cyberpunk and was originally used slightly tongue-in-cheek.

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  • Cyberpunk is '40s noir films, jaded cynicism and nihilism.

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  • Some later steampunk loses much of it in favor of a more cyberpunk bleakness.

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  • His style of writing was a blend of cyberpunk bluntness and gothic richness, and as a result the worlds he creates are vivid and interesting.

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  • Steampunk owed a nod to cyberpunk, an earlier genre that rose to prominence in the 1970s and 1980s.

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  • Cyberpunk was known for dystopian futures with alienated loners who lived on the fringes of society.

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  • In cyberpunk novels, computerized information and technology run rampant, consuming humanity with it.

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  • The film The Matrix makes a cyberpunk argument where all of humanity is marginalized as loners, each but a cog in the great machine the Earth had become.

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