Below is a list of pads that can be used with LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes. These pads will work with the game without any drivers needing to be installed. They also have enough buttons and analogue controls to fully support all the in-game controls. Saitek P2600 Rumble Force Pad Saitek P2900 Wireless Pad For information about the default controls, see the instruction manual that came with the game. Recognised but unsupported devices This device will be recognised by the game but does not have enough buttons or analogue controls to support all the possible in-game controls, meaning some tasks may still require the keyboard or mouse. Devices using third-party drivers The devices below require third-party drivers that are not written by Feral. Although they are tested and fully supported by the game, Feral cannot offer support with the installation or operation of drivers. For assistance with the drivers, please contact the developers. Xbox 360 Wired controller
Xbox 360 Wireless controller A driver for these controllers can be download here:Gaming on the Mac can be a rewarding experience, but there aren’t a great deal of Mac game controllers available. Plus, if you’re already used to a Sony DualShock PlayStation controller, using something different can be a confusing experience. We’ve already pointed out a method for using your existing PlayStation 3 controller with your Mac – but what about the new PlayStation 4 DualShock 4 controller? The good news is that the DualShock 4 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. The easiest and most hassle-free way to use the DualShock 4 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. 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 Reddit (thanks to Patrick McCarron for the link!) 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. 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 Tomb Raider: Underworld via USB (but not via Bluetooth), GangStar: Miami Vindication via USB (but not via Bluetooth), and Borderlands 2 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. The DualShock 4 isn’t technically set for release until November 15 – but U.S. users can pick one up online (or via in-store pickup) today via GameStop ($59.99, direct link).
– $59.96, with free 2-day shipping for Amazon Prime members! Remember – you can also use a DualShock 3 PS3 controller to play games on your Mac, which is supported by almost all Mac games! We also expect DualShock 4 compatibility to improve significantly over time. UPDATE (12/16/2013): 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! From the official email from Feral Games: In order to use your Official Sony PS4 DualShock 4 controller, please follow the below steps: Find your copy of your Feral Interactive game (usually in the Applications folder). Right click (or ctrl click) and click “Show Package Contents” from the dropdown menu Open the “Contents” folder, then the “Resources” folder and finally “Input Devices”. Drag the attached PS4Dualshock.plist file into the folder (you will be asked to Authenticate using your username and password, please do so).
Close the Finder window and restart the game with the pad plugged in. The game should now recognize the pad correctly. UPDATE 2 (12/16/2013): Confirmed working in Tomb Raider Underworld – although we could NOT get this to work in LEGO Batman 2 and certain other titles. Also: This trick works in Mac App Store versions of the games, as well at the official Steam versions. Click here to download the custom .plist file! A full list of Feral Games titles can be found below, along with links to the Mac App Store:How a second person joins the game depends on whether they are using a gamepad or a keyboard. Joining using a gamepad Before starting the game, make sure the gamepad is connected to your computer. Press any button on the gamepad during play to activate Player 2. The character icon in the top right-hand corner of the screen will flash. If this does not work, follow these steps: Pause the game during play and select Options. From the Options menu, select Control Setup.
In the Control Setup menu, highlight the right side of the screen under the heading Player 2 and select Change Device. Press any button on Player 2's gamepad. A list of the gamepad's buttons should now appear on the right hand side of the screen.Player 2's gamepad will now be activated. Select Back and then Resume to return to the game. Joining using a keyboard Press the F2 key during play to activate Player 2. The character icon in the top right-hand of the screen will flash. Press any key on the keyboard. The keyboard controls should now appear on the right hand side of the screen.Player 2's keyboard controls will now be activated. NOTE: If pressing the F2 key has no effect, you may need to change your keyboard's default settings. For instructions on how to do this, please see the When I press the Function keys (F1-F19) nothing happens. How do I use the Function keys in LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes? section in these FAQs.The requested URL /forums/showthread.php?t=3267359 was not found on this server.