PC Zone 54, Molyneux interview (1997)

Cite as: PC Zone 54, Molyneux interview (1997)
Original: https://archive.org/details/PC_Zone_54_September_1997
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Archived: https://archive.org/download/PC_Zone_54_September_1997/PC_Zone_54_September_1997_djvu.txt
Accessed: 2026-10-26
Licence: © Dennis Publishing; scan hosted by the Internet Archive
Credit: Charlie Brooker interviewed Peter Molyneux at his home in Guildford.
Notes: English. The OCR text was read; page numbers are the printed folios in the OCR (36 and 38 frame the passages).

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In September 1997 Molyneux said work on Dungeon Keeper had started two years before, and the idea was four years old.	`p. 38`	Interview
Molyneux said in September 1997 that he wanted Dungeon Keeper to be like older games, where "you were never quite sure what you'd find", with more features than players would discover.	`p. 37`	Interview
Molyneux said in September 1997 that there had been pressure to release Dungeon Keeper from EA, from people at Bullfrog, and from the industry.	`p. 36`	Interview
Molyneux told PC Gamer UK in June 1997 that he was leaving Bullfrog and that his last day would be the day the game went into final test. In September he told PC Zone the main reason was that he wanted to concentrate on making software.	`p. 36`	Interview