It’s a small thing, but it’s bound to make many Happy users – Steam finally update the client to display the disk space needed for each game. For users who run low storage, this can be a little game-changer. However, it will definitely save us all the time. New features have been launched as part of beta updates, so if you still can’t see it on your steam client, don’t worry. It may take a few weeks to make it into direct steam, standard, standard. However, after finally arriving, all users will be able to see the right size of each game before trying to download it.
The “required space” section will be placed right next to the Install button on the library page of your choice. According to the screenshot distributed by the threshold, the addition of this section comes with the “last played” feature fee. Whether it was moved to another place or deleted entirely unclear now, but Beta Changelog did not mention the removal, so it was likely to have been moved.
Strangely significant quality-of-life update
It makes sense to steam to choose now all the time to take a closer look at the library, and try to optimize it. Steam’s handful console, dubbed the steam deck, less than one month from the launch. Set to release on February 25, 2022, the steam deck is a large console that comes in three models that vary based on prices and specifications.
Made as part of the steam collaboration with AMD, the console is said to be optimized for handheld gaming. It comes with the AMD Zen 2 processor (which is a generation behind the current AMD desktop chip) and the RDNA 2 graphics card (still genera today for several months.) Depending on the price point, the user will be able to obtain their steam deck with EMMC storage or SSD.
So far, Steam just opened a reservation for this unit. Starting February 25, the company will begin sending emails to those who register to buy consoles. From that moment, customers will have 72 hours to make their purchases. In their case no, Steam will only switch to the next person in the list.
