Forced 4:3 Codes for Metroid: Other M and Xenoblade Chronicles

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Hey everyone!
I'm new to this forum, but I haven't been able to find any gecko codes to use on my Wii to force 4:3 on Metroid: Other M and Xenoblade Chronicles. I've tried using the force 4:3 mode in USB Loader GX and it hasn't worked either. Has anybody tried making gecko codes like that for those games? I saw a video from Wobbling Pixel's YouTube channel and it would be nice to have an option to avoid anamorphic widescreen for added visual clarity on real Wii hardware.
 
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