Hacking Miburi and Teburi Layer break question

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Can anyone please tell me if the layer break for Miburi and Teburi is the same as for SSBB? i.e 2084960.
I know that all xbox 360 games use the same layer break, but as this is only the second DL wii game I am unsure.

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OK, I tested this myself, so just to let the (probably small) hardcore know: This game does indeed work with the ssbb layer break setting
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wii909 said:
OK, I tested this myself, so just to let the (probably small) hardcore know: This game does indeed work with the ssbb layer break setting
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Good to know. I couldn't find this released anywhere, so I was surprised to hear about it.

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