The new system also supports higher quality file types than MP3s, which will be larger and optional. New games can still sell their soundtracks as DLC if they're feeling mean. The change isn't retroactive, but Valve have made it easy for devs to convert previous DLCs into soundtracks you can just straight up buy. Let us all escape into the superior medium of sound. As of today, developers can sell soundtracks independently rather than as DLC, which means you won't need to buy or download the games themselves. The virtual hills are alive with the sound of music, thanks to Steam wresting soundtracks from the videogames they were yoked to.
