Curiously enough, some Mac gamers have reported that their controller works for some games and apps, but not others. Based on what we’ve read, it appears that unpairing the controller in System Preferences → Bluetooth and re-pairing it again does nothing to alleviate the problem, let alone fix it. Issues range from button presses not registering to connection hiccups to the inability to use the controller in games and apps. Affected customers took to online forums such as Reddit and Apple’s own discussion forums to describe the issues they’re having with Sony, Microsoft and other controllers. Nowhere in release notes does Apple mention any fixes for issues related to pairing and using third-party game controllers on Macs. Read: How to fix Bluetooth problems on your Mac According to Apple’s changelog, macOS 12.3 includes a bunch of improvements and fixes alongside several new features such as the long-awaited Universal Control. Sony, Xbox and other controllers won’t work on your Mac?Īpple on March 14, 2022, released the major macOS Monterey 12.3 update for compatible Mac computers. For those who are, however, unpairing and re-pairing their controller doesn’t appear to yield any success. For some folks, a third-party controller works without any issues in some games, but not everywhere.
Controllers from other vendors in Apple’s “Made for iOS” (MFi) program also appear to be affected by the latest update, including the Nimbus controller.Apple’s macOS Monterey 12.3 update is making it difficult for some people to use Sony and Microsoft controllers on their Mac, including PlayStation’s DualShock.For some, Apple’s macOS Monterey 12.3 update breaks compatibility with third-party game controllers such as Xbox, PlayStation DualShock, Nimbus and more.
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