You will require an additional driver developed by Colin Munro at that, although not officially licensed, works very well and even allows support for the built-in force feedback on compatible games. Setting up an Xbox 360 wired controller with your Mac isn’t as straightforward as the PS3 controller but is still very easy to do. However, Microsoft (and officially licensed 3rd party companies) sell a wide range of USB wired controllers for the Xbox 360. Unlike the PS3 controller, the Xbox 360 controllers don’t operate over Bluetooth and instead use their own proprietary radio communication. The Xbox 360 controller is a little more involved to set up but is preferred by many gamers to the PS3 controller However, pairing it via Bluetooth is a little more involved but only takes a few moments. If you’re wanting to use the controller via USB then there’s nothing further you need to do. Simply plug the controller into your Mac’s USB port or pair it via Bluetooth and it’s ready to customise. Amazingly, it requires no installation due to the standards it uses for both of these. The PS3 controller works via both Bluetooth and USB. The PS3 controller is a popular choice due to its iconic form factor and ease of setting up However, I’m going to save you the hassle of this and recommend two different controller types, the PS3 and the Xbox 360. There’s a few things that we’ll need before we can start playing games on our Mac using a controller.Īll game controllers are not created equal so it makes it much easier in the long run to do some research about the best game controller to purchase. Whilst PC gamers will argue that nothing beats the precision of a keyboard and mouse (which is true), there are a lot of people who just like to use a game controller - and I’m one of them! They’re comfortable to use and usually very easy to get to grips with.
Many of us will, no doub,t have a games console at home - be that an Xbox 360 or PlayStation 3. In this tutorial we show you how you can set up and use a game controller with your Mac.
We’ve previously covered a number of ways in which you can play games on your Mac but if, like me, you prefer to use a controller than the keyboard and mouse, help is at hand.
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