You should now be able to play any game on your Mac, using your Xbox controller.
Open the “Devices” dropdown, and then select your Xbox controller. In the subsequent “Xbox 360 Controllers” window, make sure the “Controller Test” tab is selected. The “System Preferences” should now contain a “Xbox 360 Controllers” option give it a click. Once your Mac is no longer complaining about the “System Extension Blocked” error: Click the little padlock icon in the bottom-left corner, and then enter your admin password when prompted. Navigate to “System Preferences… > Security & Privacy.”. Select the “Apple” logo from your Mac’s menu bar. Depending on your model of Mac, this may require you to use a micro-USB cable, or a USB-C to USB-A adapter.Īt this point you may encounter a “System Extension Blocked” message. To create the connection, attach your Xbox controller to your Mac. You’ll need to restart your Mac, so make sure you’ve saved any files you’ve been working on!. Once the file has downloaded, launch it and follow the onscreen instructions to install. 
There’s several packages available for every release, so make sure you download the “.dmg” file (where the cursor is positioned in the following screenshot).
Head over to the project’s GitHub page and download the latest release. How to Fix Logitech G920 not Working on Xbox Getting started with the Xbox Controller Driver
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