I bow before W. Gibson's ability to create sense of certain environment, of polluted narrow streets, London, wastelands, cyberspace. I still think Neuromancer was somehow better, but loved how various characters from Neuromancer and Count Zero played their parts here. It really got hold of me and didn't let go until the last page was read.It seemed more user-friendly than previous parts, but maybe that's just me getting used to the Sprawl slang...