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Maybe it was something you had to do back when Steam first started up years ago. You could always see if Steam support could do something as you have the original key. I know Sega got me Steam keys for Dawn of War and it's expansions because I had still my non-Steam retail keys. Just had to send photo/scan of the original codes and got my Steam keys a few days later. Maybe Valve can be nice and do the same.
That's a straight out lie. I have my old CD's from the 90s. With the CD key on the front. I was able to activate mine on Steam.
Please don't spread misinformation with an authoritative attitude as if it's correct.
Did this change? My Sierra published HL1 pack with Opposing Force and Blue Shift activated on Steam just fine around 2005-2006 or so.
That is the thing Valve did allow the keys to be used despite them having not been Steam keys originally as a good will gesture but eventually Steam was updated to only allow very specific key formats to be used and that old 4-5-4 format is not one of them
But games that not Valve games, and not marked for Steam there small chance may work to redeem on Steam, as devs had to setup with steam to activate for steam, otherwise it just don't work at all. And they could just simply try redeeming the key it does't hurt doing it.