New: A brand-new, unused, unopened, undamaged item in its original packaging (where packaging is applicable). Packaging should be the same as what is found in a retail store, unless the item is handmade or was packaged by the manufacturer in non-retail packaging, such as an unprinted box or plastic bag. See the seller's listing for full details. Country/Region of Manufacture: Unknown Platform: Multi-Platform Bundle Listing: No MPN: Does Not Apply Connectivity: Wired Type: Sega handle Color: Multi-Color Brand: Unbranded/Generic Model: game handle UPC: Does not apply.

6 Button Mac OSX Gamepad The Sega USB Gamepad for Mac is really good, especially if you play retro games on emulators like MAME OSX. Its great for fighting games like Street Fighter and the drivers are built in, so theres no need to install anything. 2) iNNEXT Retro SNES USB Controller Gamepad. This classic SNES gamepad from iNNEXT is a perfect controller for the Windows, Mac, and Raspberry Pi 3 users. It even works well with gaming emulators like NES, SNES9x, Higan, ZSNES, Sega Genesis, RetroArch, etc. Specifications and features of SNES USB Gamepad from iNNEXT are.

Gaming on the Mac can be a rewarding experience, but there aren’t a great deal of available. Plus, if you’re already used to a controller, using something different can be a confusing experience. We’ve already pointed out a method for – but what about the new controller? The good news is that the also includes baked-in support for both Mac and PC gaming – and it’s a bit easier to set up than the PlayStation 3 controller (although it works with fewer games). Here’s how to get it set up and working over both USB and Bluetooth on your Mac! We tested this on OS X Mavericks, and found it is compatible with a fair number of games. Windows download for mac.

Option 1: USB The easiest and most hassle-free way to use the with your Mac is to simply plug in using a MicroUSB cable. The DS4 automatically works as a joystick in most Mac games over USB. This method requires no setup. Option 2: Bluetooth It’s also possible to set up the controller via Bluetooth – although it uses a different method than pairing a PlayStation 3 controller.

Here are your full instructions, via (thanks to for the link!) • Open Bluetooth preferences on your Mac. • Put the DualShock 4 into Pairing mode by pressing and holding the PlayStation and Share buttons until the light bar blinks rapidly.

• Wait for the Wireless Controller device to show up in Bluetooth (select Add Device in OS X Mountain Lion or earlier – shows up automatically in Mavericks). • Select “Wireless Device” and click Pair. The process will now complete automatically. Note:Don’t forget to turn off the controller after your gaming session by holding down the Playstation button till the light bar shuts off.

Compatibility While we have yet to find an official list of supported games, we’ve tested this using Steam’s Big Picture mode, and found it to work flawlessly. It also worked in via USB (but not via Bluetooth), via USB (but not via Bluetooth), and over both USB and Bluetooth. Overall, current compatibility is far better over USB at the moment.

Steam’s Big Picture mode support both USB and Bluetooth modes flawlessly. Update: The DualShock 4 – $59.96, with free 2-day shipping! Remember – you can also, which is supported by almost all Mac games! We also expect compatibility to improve significantly over time. UPDATE (): According to a tip received from MacTrast reader Tom Crown, backed up by a statement from Feral Games, you can now add DualShock 4 support to any and all of Feral’s official Mac games!