Eurosource Plus

Eurosource Plus is a supplement published by R. Talsorian Games in 1995 for the near-future dystopian role-playing game "Cyberpunk".
Contents.
"Eurosource Plus", a 144-page book designed by Jose Ramos, Florian Merx and Steve Gill, explains Europe and its culture in the "Cyberpunk" universe, where Europe is a single bloc run by large corporations.
The book is divided into eight sections:
Reception.
In the March 1996 edition of "Arcane" (Issue 4), Andy Butcher was unimpressed, giving it a poor rating of only 5 out of 10 and saying, ""Eurosource Plus" is packed with information and detail, but in a form that's a real effort to trawl through. If you can force yourself, you will find nearly all the stuff you need to effectively play adventures in Europe or characters that were brought up there. The Euros may represent the pinnacle of style in "Cyberpunk", but this book represents a low point in the style of the game."
In the November 1996 issue of "Dragon" (Issue 235), Rick Swan called it "A good, not great, supplement for the "Cyberpunk" game." Swan felt the 144-page book was overly ambitious for its relatively short length, and should have focussed on one or two countries, not twenty: "It’s hard to cover the economy, politics, and geography of Italy in less then three pages. Spain and Bulgaria get about two pages each. Portugal gets about one." He concluded, "A narrower focus would have allowed the designers more room to breathe. Next time, instead of another "Eurosource", how about something along the lines of "Portugalsource"?"