I was hoping that I could use a borrowed Xbox 360 controller to play through, but Aspyr. Wireless 360 Controller to my Macbook Pro I got this wireless gaming receiver for $15. Fortunately, the Mac gets a few games thrown its way as well. We like the 'Xbox 360 Wireless controller for windows,' which comes with a wireless receiver. (You'll need this, because unfortunately 360 controllers don't use Bluetooth.).

This guy has made a great driver package that works with both the 360 wired and wireless+receiver controllers:. After install, there's a preference pane in System Preferences which you can configure and test the controllers. However, the 360 wired headset (the one that plugs into the controller) doesn't work. I dunno about the wireless 360 headset (the one that directly connects to the receiver) but I imagine it wouldn't. As for other headsets with Steam, any microphone that the system recognizes will work. Go into Steam's settings and configure which mic you want to use with Steam. Unfortunately (this is my major annoyance with Valve's stuff on both Mac and Windows) you cannot configure voice to come through another speaker.

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