cyberpunk vs. cyberpunk (Cyberpunk 2077)

Expandable concept. Not everyone has read books and played board games; for many, cyberpunk is a setting. For example, for me, the same cyberpunk is Johnny Mnemonic, Blade Runner and Deus X. And I really don't care how they relate to board games. Mostly because I'm completely fucked up about them.

while reading articles on the wiki, I learned the following: Is cyberpunk2077 based on cyberpunk tabletop RPGs? and has nothing to do with cyberpunk/cyberpunk books).
Now another question
. What are the cyberpunk board games based on?

player_1 wrote:
what are cyberpunk board games
based on?

cheezette
what kind of nonsense about prerequisites?
I asked a question that interests me, which can not be answered.
especially if you don't understand the meaning.

I suspect that there are no cyberpunk books for the cyberpunk board game of the 90s, but there is a manual that describes the world but you can search. even like that, I came across some kind of video where the lore moments of the game and the board games were retold.
this is a bit not the case when there is the Witcher 3 and there are books about the Witcher 3 and there is also a TV series.

What did you read?

IMHO, there is a generally accepted classic - Gibson's Neuromancer. Knowing the plot of this answers the question in full.

Well, an opinion without arguments is worth nothing, who doesn’t care what you think there.

what I dug up on the Internet:
cyberpunk game is based on cyberpunk board games (wiki: cyberpunk, cyberpunk) cyberpunk
board games someone just came up with (my personal opinion: they stole the name and concept of cyberpunk / cyberpunk from a popular genre of books?)
this game is not standalone project (google: standalone project)
on other forums do not put minuses, dislikes, etc. for a negative statement about this game (personal note)
if I find anything else, I will definitely add

Player_1
The computer game was created in the universe of the board game (in the board game, the actions take place many years before the computer game), the board game was an independent project, not based on any books, etc., just a "cyberpunk" setting and that's it

player_1 wrote:
while reading articles on the wiki, I learned the following Is cyberpunk2077 based on cyberpunk tabletop RPGs ?
You just can’t write to sell a product, they promised a lot of things))))
or rather, not even like that, they still rub some kind of game