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    Super Mario Galaxy Layer?

    I'm wanting to backup my Super Mario Galaxy game and I was wondering if it is single layer or duel layer? Do I need special disks for duel layered games?

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    1. Dual, not duel.

    2. The only Dual Layer game for Wii at the moment is Smash Bros., I think.

    3. Yes, you need a special disc to burn Dual Layer games. They're called Dual Layer discs ^-^

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    Quote Originally Posted by zerosyko [Only Registered Members May View Links| Click here to register]
    1. Dual, not duel.

    2. The only Dual Layer game for Wii at the moment is Smash Bros., I think.

    3. Yes, you need a special disc to burn Dual Layer games. They're called Dual Layer discs ^-^
    Sorry for my stupidity. lol

    So what does a dual layered disc do to make a game better? Does it let it have better graphics? SSBB does have the best graphics compared to other Wii games IMO.

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    dual layered just means that the DVD can hold double the amount of information. I.e. about 9 Gb rather than 4.4 Gb.

    Whether this means a bigger game or better graphics is down to the programers.

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