Steam now reveals how much you spent on games
Anyone who has always wanted to know how much money they spent on his gaming hobby in total has recently been found on Steam.Because the Valve distribution network has now activated a function that reveals how much money you have spent on games since registering.Anyone who is just at cash register or, as a PC player for whatever reason, questions a new page on Steam, better not to visit.Because the Valve network has a "used external credit" (or.Somewhat bumpy automatically translated) overview side that it has all that means.Because the rather unspectacular-looking side reveals how much money you have already spent in your "career" as a Steam user.The site that Venturebeat has discovered (which has probably been around since May), all of them actually counted together in Steam's games in the user's library.You should also consider that the overview is currently only available in dollars, so you should take the exchange rate into account.
Activated codes are not counted
Some Steam players will fold down the jaw, but others will be surprised and a "only?"think.The latter in particular should consider that externally acquired games are not counted here.This means that a game that you bought from a third dealer and "only" activated the code on Steam is not included.Similar tools are also available from external providers, but these work only with estimated amounts.Valve, on the other hand, reveals a cent-accuracy of its customers.By the way, Steam names two amounts, namely "total donation" and "old spend".The former is the actual sum, the second is the money that one before the 17.April 2015 invested in Steam.Download Steam- game and software downloads
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