The settings can be saved at any time so that the next time you start Xformer, it is as you left it before. The program can run either in a window on the Windows desktop, or full screen using DirectX. Gone are the command line commands, which are now replaced by simple mouse point and click operations. Settings can now be saved permanently to disk. Improved joystick support since Windows 95 has built-in support for analog and digital joysticks, gamepads, and other input devices, all types of joystick are now supported Video improvements Xformer 2000 displays 240 scan lines of video compared to 200 in PC Xformer. Video games are no longer chopped off at the top or bottom.
Games now display more correctly and more smoothly.
Games now play at the proper 1.8 MHz speed. Lower CPU usage Xformer 2000 doesn't hog all of the CPU time as the MS-DOS version does, so it multitasks very nicely with other Windows programs. PC Xformer runs at full speed on a fast 386 or 486 processor. On Pentium based machines it runs incredibly fast. PC Xformer has a built-in 6502 debugger which allows you to examine and modify the Atari memory, disassemble 6502 code, and even single step 6502 code.