Sounds like the two DLCs are a standalone expansion, so it does not contain the original game, but contains all game files required to run the DLC and the missions in it. It might update your existing savegame file (so it might have a GTA:IV title update to have it be able to read the modified savegame files that the DLC DVD updates).

As far as game installer errors go, this is almost as bad as the Myth 2 "format your hard drive" uninstaller bug.

Nah, they will still look just as horrible as they did then (though at the time they looked AWESOME).

There were some really great games at the time, which were great for the time.

I'm not sure how well any of them hold up, even if they were free I don't think they would be worth playing.

It is clearly for the die-hard C64 owner who wants to relive his/her childhood for an evening, and then forget about it the next day. Not much different than renting a DVD at blockbuster, similar price too.

A ridiculously fast and accurate mouse may not have been designed for gaming, but a rediculously fast and accurate pointing device is far superior to any thumbstick for aiming in a FPS game.

The keyboard isn't perfect (a thumbstick works well for movement), but a keyboard does not fall flat on its face either.

That picture clearly shows a Gamestop with two walls of PC games, I can honestly sy that I have no belief that such a gamestop exists today. At most us PC gamers get the a rack in the middle of the room.