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I remember reaching out to the projects team at the beginning of this year, and Ive had the pleasure of testing the beta since March.

You can set up physical controllers over USB and wireless, including the Wii Remote and Wii U Pro, Xbox 360 controller, PlayStation Dualshock 3 and Dualshock 4, Sega Saturn, Retrolink SNES and N64, Logitech gamepads, and more.

We wanted an experience where you simply added the legal ROMs you own, dropped them in, and launched the game.

Game ROMs youve added are displayed like iTunes album artwork, and navigating through the app is straight forward.

The app uses different open-source cores to run games for different consoles, and available cores are displayed in the left sidebar.

You can create different collections of games from different consoles (kind of like a music playlist in iTunes).

Interfacing with hardware controllers is also incredibly easy, as the app lets you manually configure buttons on connected controllers in its preferences.

Some controllers require third-party drivers to be installed before they can work on the Mac, so thats something youll have to research on a per controller basis.

Make sure it works before you click solved or Csound 1 will be telling you to repost.

The Xbox360 preferences pane installs just fine, however it does not recognise the controller.

OSX Mavericks. Ive tried the latest driver from Tattiebogle.net.

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A full restart of the Mac seems to be necessary to get it to reconnect, which is a pain.

Anyone have it working reliably for a number of days, after Mac sleeping Happy to invest in a wired controller if thats the issue, no mention of Mavericks on the Tattiebogle website.

I was expecting to say Xbox 360 Controller So far I have tried it with the Dolphin Wii Emulator only.

In the emulator there is only one option for the controller and it says, Input0Controller.

Choosing a different option allows the keyboard controls to work only.

Perhaps you should save money for a wired one I also forgot to mention the installation procedures on the.11 version.

My controller does get recognized but as a genereric controller.

But you can try this: -Uninstall the pref pant and the couple of other files that have been written to your MAC.

Use the search on controller -once deleted run the.11 version of tthe driver.

MAKE SURE THE CONTROLLER IS NOT IN THE USB PORT.

I was looking at the wireless receiver but given the cost, youre probably right - might be worth saving for a wired controller instead.

I made the mistake of installing version.12 before I found this thread and now it will not let me go back and install version.11.

I do not remember exactly which ones I uninstalled but as I said previously the 12 forces a restart ofthe system and the 11 does not.

That should give you insight on which version your machine is reading.

Perhaps there will be a more intuitive option that a developer may code for version 10.7.5.

Right now I installed The Walking Dead Ep 1-5 which is pretty much a point and click game.

But I do have Halo which would be nice for the controller to work although not critical.

Also, I can confirm that version 0.11 works great with an official wired controller.

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