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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.
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- 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.
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- 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.
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- Enjoy!
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