Shadowrun only feels fun when you know it's a game of fantasy. When cyberpunk concepts previously only seen in the pages of a William Gibson book start erupting

Shadowrun only feels fun when you know it's a game of fantasy. When cyberpunk concepts previously only seen in the pages of a William Gibson book start erupting into this mundane, boring world of the daily commute and the weekly shop, unfolding into the public consciousness like an ink-stained, holographic neon rose, the fantasy doesn't seem so much fun any more when you're looking at it from the inside. Not so jolly when it ceases to be a game.