WinFellow 0.5.3 (build 1004) released
 

We are proud to announce the release of a new WinFellow version. Compared to the earlier release 0.5.3.1002, this bugfix release fixes compatibility issues with Windows XP.

Bug fixes:

• WinFellow is now compiled using Visual Studio 2013 Update 5

Downloads can be found here.

Is there any new builds?

Right now there's no new release builds; WinFellow development has moved to GitHub, so you should watch the GitHub releases section for future releases (can be found by clicking the Downloads button on WinFellow's new web presence here):

http://petschau.github.io/WinFellow/

We're still wrapping a few things up, I hope that a new release is not too far away.

Great, thanks for quick response!

Just wondered who make WinFellow,It was the first Amiga Emulator I tried,downloading it in 98,99 was like 20 mins on a 56k modem..:)

Thanks for making it I used it a lot then..)

WinFellow is maintained by a team of people; there is an overview over the current team of developers here.

A lot of people have contributed something to it over the past, a more detailed list is in the latest build's documentation (the PDF that comes with the download has a credits chapter). It is hard to credit everyone fairly, and I hope we did not forget someone; many people have been involved with it in some form or the other over the years.

Thanks for your continued interest :spin

At the time I didn't have the internet,so would have to go to the Library and I download it that way and copied it to a floppy 1.44 disk so I could take it home and use it,wow they were the days,I am glad its still going strong,I found it easier to use than WinUAE back then,Then I got it on a CD with WinUAE with games on it for the PC.Can remember where I got the CD from...Interesting..:)

The first game I played on it was NightBreed the Interacive Movie.

Just downloaded the new version you posted,well its a year old now,Have a go on it later,It will being back some good memories..:D,and Thanks again to the team for keeping it alive.

I still use the DOS version of Fellow sometimes! Nothing comes close to it there. :great