Hacking Game doesn't show up on Usb Loader GX

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Hi.

I have 6 games on my usb drive working perfectly with Usb Loader GX, with covers and all the pretty thing, but now i got "My Sims Kingdom", loaded it with WBFS (OSX) into the usb disk, and it doesn't show up on Usb Loader GX.

I can load it with Neogamma, but i would like to have it on Usb Loader GX, and it just doesn't show up on the game list
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Anyone has any idea of what could be happening?
 

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