Constant doom and gloom. That's what the industry seems like, especially the biggest publishers. There's always Nintendo being weird in their corner, but otherwise it's greed and failure at every turn. Then there's Capcom. All AAA should be like Capcom. Why aren't they?
Wishlists used to make or break games on Steam. Recently, though, not so much... Valve wants that to change.
Somehow, Capcom can do what no other AAA can. New games, old games, all quality. How do they do it?
You may not realise it, but the government "Down Under" has been consistently redefining our industry in big ways over the years. Sometimes it's for the better - Steam's refund policy says hi! Otherwise? They're taking responsibility away from parents worldwide!
Steam has a problem. You're not buying new games, and they aren't selling enough of them to you. So they're trying to fix that.