Joystiq points out Tropico Reloaded is now available in stores for the low price of $10.00 for the bundle of Tropico, Tropico: Paradise Island and Tropico 2: Pirate Cove, and that the bundle is also on Steam, though the price there is $14.99. Also, there's a Tropico 3 interview on UGDB.com talking with Haemimont Games about the upcoming sequel that once again puts you in the role of El Presidente. The interview is accompanied by some new artwork and screenshots, and discusses the game in detail, such as this bit about the lives of your virtual subjects: "In many city builders like Caesar IV, or even our own Grand Ages: Rome, the whole simulation is on a macro level, and the people you see walking around the streets are just a part of the visual background. They don't participate in the actual gameplay. In Tropico 3 it's exactly the opposite - every single person on the island is simulated individually. You can track their individual lives – from their arrival as immigrants, their marriage and when their children are born. As in real life, each of these simulated persons will probably search for a job and pursue his dream of a good salary and a better future. Of course all of these dreams can end abruptly if becomes a target of the oppressive government."