How to Connect Your Xbox One Controller to Your Mac You’ll want to grab a micro-USB cable to hook your Xbox One or Xbox 360 controller up since Bluetooth is out. Luckily, there’s still a way you can get things working. It will require a bit more craftiness on your part, but it’s nothing you shouldn’t be able to handle. First, go to GitHub and download the.

It should look like the screen below. Next, you’ll want to open the DMG file and double-click the “Install360Controller.pkg” file to get things underway. After doing so, you’ll reach the “Standard Install” screen. Click “Install.” A dialog box will pop up warning you that you must restart your computer before the install is complete. Make sure you’ve saved any files you don’t want to lose progress on because your computer will restart right after the installation has completed. Once you’re in the installer, it’s pretty self-explanatory to complete. Just press “continue” until it’s run its course.

At one point, you’ll be asked to agree to the product license. Select “agree” to get to the next screen. Continue from there until you’ve completed the installation. Once you’ve completed the installation, you’ll be prompted to restart your Mac. You should have saved everything and closed out programs accordingly, but if you haven’t, make sure you accept save prompts now while your computer restarts. When you’re back up and running, you should be good to go.

TattieBogle Xbox 360 Driver (with improvements). Settings bugs have been vanquished and now you won't have to check 'Pretend to be an Xbox 360 Controller' every time you reboot your computer. This requires Mac OS 10.9 or later.

Now, open the Apple menu and click the “System Preferences” command. There should now be a small “Xbox 360 Controllers” icon at the bottom of the window. Double-click that. Don’t worry that it’s named “Xbox 360 Controllers”—it does support Xbox One controllers, too.

You’ll see a screen pop up that looks like this. You can go ahead and connect your Xbox One controller via micro-USB now and tweak buttons as you see fit. All that’s left is to load up your favorite game with controller support and have fun! Image Credit.

Gaming on Mac is never a good idea. However, Apple still delves into the fledgling virtual and augmented reality space. So, some traditional game interfaces should be supported on macOS to get the best VR/AR benefits. To get ready for some amazing VR pilot games for utilizing a traditional game Xbox game controller, here are steps you can do to connect a wired Xbox 360 controller to. Download and install Driver The first thing you should do is downloading and installing the driver to connect your Xbox 360 Controller to your Mac.

To do this: • First, launch Safari. • Then go to. • Now, download the latest version of the 360Controller driver.

Until now, the latest release is 0.16.5. • Now head to your Downloads folder in Finder and double-click the 360Controllerinstall_*.dmg file.

• Next, double-click the pkg in Finder. • Now, click Continue and click it again • Choose Agree the license agreement and click Install.

• Allow restarting your computer by choosing Continue Installation. • Now, click Restart.

• After restarting your computer, go to System Preferences from the dock or the Apple icon. Then click on Xbox 360 Controllers.

Also read: Steps to connect your Xbox 360 controller Once you’ve successfully installed the drivers, you’ll see that there are No devices found, as we haven’t physically connected the game controller to your Mac yet. Here is how you can do this: • Connect your controller to your Mac. If you are owning a MacBook or MacBook Pro, a USB-C to USB-A adapter is required.

• Then click OKafter the System Extension Blocked warning message appears. • Now go to System Preferencesfrom the dock or Apple icon menu. • Choose Security & Privacy. • Under the General tab, click the Lock. • Enter your password and select Unlock.

• Now, click Allow. Wait for a second and your Xbox 360 wired controller have already been connected!