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I see Turmion Kätilöt being very suitable for an industrial/metal cyberpunky channel. Depeche Mode being timeless music, with oft' timeless topics.

Don't forget Anarchy Online.

You don't say? :P

Sorry for my bad case of anal-retentive, but Goths were anything but barbarians. They were very methodical in their violence and transgressions against the Romans, as well as bearing great cultural and tribal societies. Not unlike Celts and Vikings. Picts were more barbaric.

Ron mother-effin' Perlman.

Click! Sets a nice scene, an ultramodern bulwark of very restricted technology, lower classes in normal homes. Yeah, I know dystopia isn't a nescessary part of cyberpunk scenery but most of them do have it. Even Cyberpunk with the slums, the lower classes- they're kinda' stuck and thumbed down...

Play Anarchy Online. Play Deus Ex for the umpteenth time. Play Deus Ex Human Revolution for the second time. Play Borderlands or Borderlands 2. Play Half-Life 2 (most people forget this is cyberpunk dystopia, the Combine and all? I don't know why it gets left out). Watch my HD Robocop trilogy...

What about a Minecraft/Terraria style softcore and hardcore mode? One removes save file after death, the other leaves it and lets you load at will.

I picked other, I'm being terribly hopeful but... what I'd love for this game is to have it played like you'd play the tabletop (I'm not a tabletop gamer so my perceptions might be a bit flawed); You start a game, create your character and it implements you in the proper area for your class...

'1984' by George Orwell. Though it doesn't specifically focus on a cyberpunk theme, you get a futuristic and dystopian feel out of it, much like the lower classes described in Cyberpunk.

It's probably been mentioned already but, I'm a great fan of Anarchy Online myself. It's a MMORPG but the entire focus is about customizing yourself, you pick your own weapon regardless of breed or profession (though you may be less proficient), you use implants to pick your augments out of...

I wouldn't want a combat-based game though. I'd like a game where running may sometimes be the better option, where sometimes the most profitable course of action is to be unseen, unheard, whether through stealth or creating distractions to otherwise occupy the target. Or even to just count your...

Nomad, Mad Max renegade style.