Maxis/EA are coming out with many games over the next few months. Unfortunatly, along with these games, online piracy also comes along. Several websites already have versions of The Sims Online on them, and it is only a matter of time before SimCity 4 and other Maxis products are placed online. Online piracy hurts businesses, and in the end, hurts everyone by forcing companies to increase prices. If you find any online site that advertises any Maxis/EA copyrighted product, or any other copyrighted material, contact us at webmaster@simglobal.net. We will then proceed to contact the proper authorities. Remember, stopping piracy helps everyone involved.

Over the last several days SimGlobal has undergone some extended downtime for which we apologize for. Currently our host, the SimGames.net Server, is attempting to remedy the problem, so expect to see some more downtime in the near future. If this continues over the next few months, we will certainly seek a more stable server.

Yes, that time of the month has rolled around again when we wait anxiously for all the information we can scramble to about SimCity 4. Well we will certainly have a few more months of that to go seeing as SimCity is now scheduled for a January 2003 release. Here are the latest articles from SimCity.com: