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Xbox HID Driver for Mac OS X Xbox HID Driver for Mac OS X Home About This software enables the Xbox USB gamepad, DVD remote, and other Xbox devices on Mac OS X. It installs a HID (Human Interface Device) kernel extension and works at a low-level so any game that supports joysticks can use it. Games that do not support joysticks can use Xbox devices through additional software such as. You can use the Xbox HID Driver as long as you want, it is now freeware and totally unlimited.

The source code to the kernel extension component is included, and is subject to the. The driver can be extended to support additional Xbox devices, including wheels, IR receivers, headsets, and memory units. The full source code for other components is licensed under the GPL. It is now possible to use the Xbox controller in Halo! Halo version 1.5 supports gamepads! I have created an Application Enhancer module (aka haxie) that taps into Halo Mac Edition to provide limited joystick support, I call it 'Game Pad Hack'.

Update: this is no longer needed in version 1.5 of Halo. I probably will not be continuing development of this haxie but the full source code is available for anyone who would like to take it further. Click to download Game Pad Hack (requires the Xbox HID Driver). What's New in Version 1.3.4. Universal Binary, unlimited freeware version Requirements.

Mac OS X 10.2.6 or later. Xbox Controller with USB adapter (like ). Xbox DVD Remote with USB adapter Download Before you download, please note: this driver requires Mac OS X 10.2.6 or later, which was recently released, so make sure to upgrade. The download contains a detailed ReadMe with information about known bugs and limitations, which you should consult first before emailing me. Getting Help I'm maintaining an for common problems and help getting various games to work with the Xbox controller.

The download contains a detailed Readme which might help you. Visit the sourceforge.net forum There is also a at where you can search for more info. Getting a USB Adapter I used to recommend for this as they donated some hardware to test on. It seems they are out of business now.

I would recommend you search google. It is also possible to build your own adapter with some basic soldering skills and an old printer cable.

Again, search google, lots of good howtos on this can be found. Related Software This software may help you get your controller working with games that do not support HID input. Is a programmable utility that can be used to emulate a keyboard or mouse with your Xbox controller. Is a similiar utility for mouse/keyboard emulation.

Is a free utility to map HID joysticks onto the keyboard/mouse. Provides you with some low-level information on your gamepad.

There is another project supporing the, it also supports force feedback. It is not clear if this also supports the original Xbox controllers. Donations Donations will be used to purchase additional Xbox devices and gadgets, and will motivate future updates and enhancements (calibration w/dead zones, rapid-fire buttons, invertable axes, 3rd-party controllers.).

The unofficial 3rd party Xbox 360 driver can interfere with those games that have native Xbox 360 drivers (Rage for example). Also, don't think that just connecting a USB play and charge kit to the controller will make a wireless controller work, the USB only carries power, you either need the windows controller dongle with a wireless controller, or a wired Xbox 360 controller.

With the limitations, I think the PS3 controller is a better solution, unless you already have the Xbox 360 one, or hate the design of the PS3 controller. I don't know if ps4/Xbox one controllers work on OS X yet, hopefully someone else will post about them. Click to expand. Yes, that is the 'dongle' that will allow you to use a wireless Xbox 360 controller.

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For either Xbox or PS3 controllers, I would use only official Microsoft/Sony brand controllers only, as 3rd party controllers may or may not work. The PS3 controller is Bluetooth, but if you plug it in via USB it will also work that way (USB carries both power & data to the mac). (Again, the Xbox controller does NOT work like that, wired controller will be USB only, the wireless controller needs the dongle above to work, hooking it up via a USB cable only provides power and not data.). Apologies for the silly question (and necro of this thread) - but reading through the above, still has me a bit confused. Simple question: Between the Xbox 360 or PS3 controller, is there a recommendation to take wired OVER wireless, or will both work equally well (assuming I have the official wireless dongles?) My daughter is hooked on Minecraft PE on her iPad, and would like to get same on my Mac Mini.

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My other little one enjoyed Lego Starwars on the PS2, and I'm now considering getting the Feral version through the MAS hoping that I can hook up either a PS3 or Xbox controller as a gamepad for use in both. Will appreciate any advice! Get a Logitech F310. It's pretty cheap, good enough quality (not spectacular), and has a switch for two different modes of operation. In the first one, it's a standard USB gamepad and works with most games as-is, just plug and play, and no dorking around with beta/buggy/broken third-party drivers. The other mode is the equivalent of an Xbox360 pad, which does require dorking around with those drivers, but you do occasionally find Mac games that were inappropriately programmed to only work with Xbox360 controllers, so it works with those too. It is wired though, so if you really need wireless it wouldn't be for you.