Since Interlock(tm) is such an easy to use and adapt system, numerous players and GM's have chosen to incorporate elements from their favorite books or movies into their campaigns. D-roc's Shirowpunk articles are probably the best known, and I'll give him credit for them, but he didn't go far enough. This page will be dedicated to my efforts and my contributors efforts to add new depth and options to Cyberpunk 2020.

Larry Niven is one of the better known science fiction authors today, a large portion of his books are based within one unified setting called "Known Space". This area is dedicated to informing GM's of some of the ideas and concepts found in Known Space, though for the most part it will do little to provide hard and fast numbers.

Starship Troopers was a big budget special effects extraveganza when it began playing in cinemas. But its was based on abook that was very different. This area is not yet completed, it currently has some details, from the movie and I eventually hope to add notes from the original book. So what do you say? You wanna live forever?

What is the Matrix? The central question of what could arguably be the best cyberpunk movie released to date. Battle the machines and the deadly agents to dscover the truth behind the Matrix.

This are will hold all the smaller articles covering aspects of other genres and sources that have been converted.

New ideas can come from the oddest places. But for most anime shouldn't come as a true surprise. These japanese cartoons have been telling cyberpunk tales for years with varied success.

Despite the fact cyberpunk is not a truly mainstream genre it has garnered a number of movies, some good and some bad.

This is where it all began, the books and novels of the Cyberpunk genre. There's more out there than you might think, and more on the way.

Back to those crazy japanese, and some of the finest cyberpunk material available.