This afternoon I modified my controller mappings by changing the X (cross) button functionality to the R2 and I was absolutely surprised how well this works for button-hitting and meter-pitching!
The sense of pushing down on the trigger to hit really does add an element of engagement to the simulation of virtually swinging a bat. (In my opinion, swinging a real bat starts with the knob but ends with the use of the top hand index finger via the bat grip.) The sense of griping the bat as you start your swing is also somewhat captured via the index finger. There's also a little deadzone in the R2 which allows for a bit of rhythm pulsing as the pitcher starts his wind up.
Here's what you need to do:
Simply go into [Accessibility] / [Settings] and adjust button assignments for X to R2.
Note: (This also works very well for the Vita... it even make it easier to hold.)
Cheers!

Proper baseball bat grip.. Notice the index finger
The sense of pushing down on the trigger to hit really does add an element of engagement to the simulation of virtually swinging a bat. (In my opinion, swinging a real bat starts with the knob but ends with the use of the top hand index finger via the bat grip.) The sense of griping the bat as you start your swing is also somewhat captured via the index finger. There's also a little deadzone in the R2 which allows for a bit of rhythm pulsing as the pitcher starts his wind up.

Here's what you need to do:
Simply go into [Accessibility] / [Settings] and adjust button assignments for X to R2.
Note: (This also works very well for the Vita... it even make it easier to hold.)
Cheers!

Proper baseball bat grip.. Notice the index finger

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