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How to Pair PS4 and Xbox One Controllers in macOS Catalina

How to Pair PS4 and Xbox One Controllers in macOS Catalina

Posted on October 14, 2019August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Now that Apple Arcade is here (it arrived with macOS Catalina) and I’ve got great news for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One owners who wish their Macs were better at gaming.

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Your existing wireless controllers now work with your Mac, giving you a great way to play fantastic macOS games like Sayonara Wild Hearts.
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