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PlaySpouses Revamps Website

HOUSTON – Adult dating and swinger's site PlaySpouses.com has announced a March 31 launch date for its re-designed website, which is said to offer many new features.

The 3D Virtual Swinger's Club, for example, has gotten rave reviews, with the husband and wife team that run PlaySpouses having listened to its users. Characters can now be customized to look like the user. Once in the 3D Swinger's World the user can actually change facial expressions while talking to other individuals.

"It's great fun," Tammy said. "You can be talking with someone else and they can frown or smile just like in the real world."

By moving the mouse pointer over any other character you can now see their actual picture and information and the site enhancements don't stop there: The new site offers free VOIP phone, video chatting, forums, events, MySpace style profiles, online IM, 3D chatting, blogs and more.

PlaySpouses is free for users and according to the company, full and unrestricted access to the site has created a community looking for adult entertainment.

According to PlaySpouses, the site's income is derived from advertisers and other third party services embedded in the site such as AEBN's VOD service.

For more information, visit PlaySpouses.com.

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