

Your controller should now be paired with your Mac! Click on the Connect button to the right of that device name. You’ll find a list of nearby devices to connect to, including one called Xbox wireless controller. On your Mac, go to System Preferences > Bluetooth. This means the controller is in pairing mode. The Xbox logo button should start blinking. This button is at the top of your controller, toward the left side. To pair one of these controllers with your Mac, turn the controller on, and press and hold the Pairing button on the device. Other console controllers can connect to a Mac via Bluetooth as well-we talk about it in our article on ways to improve your Mac gaming experience. To be clear, this section covers the following controllers: This makes wireless pairing possible not just with the Xbox One and Xbox One S/X consoles, but with Windows PCs and Macs as well.

I'll probably go back to controller though when I get to brotherhood/revelations.The controllers in this section all have one feature in common: Bluetooth connectivity. Now I know what button 0 and 1 are after having to run around by trial and error and figure it out but I'm lazy and would rather be told what to exactly press in. The only time it gives exact buttons is shift, e, f, and a few others. It says use button 0 for this, use button 1 for this. The only reason I'm miffed about it is the actual in game tutorial doesn't tell you what buttons to use exactly (even on just kb+m). I'll just stick to mouse and keyboard for the first 2 games (Both Assassins Creed and Assassins Creed 2 have these problems). I tried using x360ce or w/e it's called last night and it still wasn't working (right click in on the thumb stick still brought up the start menu, etc). And if it shows it's for an Xbox 360 controller, it should still work for the Xbox One controller. TocaEdit people have recommended particularly for Assassins Creed I and II. I use JoyToKey but for much older games so you may want to try one called TocaEdit or anything more recent.
