Using the Sims Online architecture, a development team has launched EA-Land, a revised version of the game that the team says, “has made this game fun again.”

Every Wednesday, the game will be stopped for a few hours, new features will be added, and the game will be restarted, a revolutionary tact. Not only will users have to keep up with the weekly changes to the game, but it also keeps developers in closer contact with community and can respond quickly to its wants and needs.

This newer version of The Sims Online also includes:
- All 12 cities housed into EA-Land
- A Wiki for users can provide input to improve the game
- Customizable content
- A fixed economy
- Web service and social network functions.

Prok had nice coverage of his own return and impressions of the “new and improved Sims” (along with, oh, one or two other thoughts).