Probably already answered, but is Steam EVER going to fix the listing?

[DM36]

Having the 46 game version of the SEGA Classics is a mess. Packs 1-4 are listed in just that order. Each pack is alphabetized beforehand, but the entirety of the collection is not. Also, the Sonic games are just tossed in randomly. So the entire collection is a disorganized mess.

Steam, this is an EASY fix.

[Dr. Bloodmoney]

Having the 46 game version of the SEGA Classics is a mess. Packs 1-4 are listed in just that order. Each pack is alphabetized beforehand, but the entirety of the collection is not. Also, the Sonic games are just tossed in randomly. So the entire collection is a disorganized mess.

Steam, this is an EASY fix.

I hate to break it to you but it's not Steam's problem no more then it's Wal-mart, Target, Best Buy or any other stores problem. Just because Steam is owned and operated by a video game company i.e. Valve doesn't mean they have to be held responsible and personally fix any issue with a game sold through their service save for their own. The only thing Steam is currently responsible for outside of Valves own games is if the game launches, works with Steam API, the game is purchasable from the store, and that any update the developer is releasing is properly distributed everything else is the publisher/developers problem so in other words it is Sega's problem, they are the one who made the collection and the interface it uses so your issue is with them.

And since I don't think anyone from Sega really pops up around here you may want to post something at the Sega forums.