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                 | Champak/Digerati Jogo Disk Collection |
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DISCLAIMER: I do not own any of the files or content presented here. I am not
responsible for any harm that happens to you or your computer if you choose to
use or manipulate these files. Using these files is at your own risk.
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This is a collection of pictures and archives of Jogo Disks that I personally
own. Jogo disks were additional CDs that came with an Indian kids' magazine
named "Champak" from the mid-late 2000s to the early 2010s. These mostly contain
shareware/embeddable versions of flash games which can be run offline,
standalone on a PC.

These disks have been a big part of my childhood and I'm sure it has been for
many others. Even though these are simply assortments of flash games, ocassional
game demos and a few other things, there is a lot of nostalgic value for me in
these games and have been a strong influence for who I am today. Thus I
believe that there is a need for their preservation.

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Contents:
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The volume number and any other attributes of each disk have been written in
parantheses to the left of the original filename or label on the disk.
CDs that were readable but were reported as partially damaged have been marked
as "Damaged" in the file name. These may still be usable to some extent.

Another folder of pictures has also been provided, containing the pictures to
many of the disks, both readable and unreadable. These can be opened with most
picture viewers.

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How to Use:
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This folder contains a collection of virtual disk file archives, called ISO
files. These can be opened and extracted using WinRAR or 7Zip. Just click
on browser.exe or any other appropriate exe file and play. These can also be
mounted onto your computer as virtual disks using applications like PowerISO,
Daemon Tools or WinCDEmu. There are ample tutorials on the internet to set up
these applications to use them.

Enjoy!

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