"Dataminers found code referencing 'Price History' and '30-Day Low,' suggesting Valve plans to implement a feature showing a game's lowest recent price, helping users avoid overpaying."
"The 30-day lowest price feature is already in use in some EU countries to comply with the Omnibus Directive, indicating Valve's commitment to consumer protection."
"Another feature in development is a 'framerate estimator,' allowing users to select a game and PC configuration to receive estimated framerates based on other players' experiences."
Dataminers discovered new code in Steam indicating upcoming features: a 30-day lowest price display and a framerate estimator. The price history feature, already available in the EU, helps users avoid overpaying for games. The framerate estimator will allow players to select a game and PC configuration to see estimated performance based on data from other users. These features aim to enhance user experience and comply with consumer protection regulations.
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