Editing Music (SSB4-3DS)
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The '''music in {{for3ds}}''' features a variety of tracks hailing from different series, but does not include nearly as many different pieces as [[Super Smash Bros. for Wii U|the Wii U version]]. Most tracks are made available in-game through the [[Sound Test]] feature, with some exceptions. All but 12 tracks (and 10 other short cues) carry over to the Wii U version. | The '''music in {{for3ds}}''' features a variety of tracks hailing from different series, but does not include nearly as many different pieces as [[Super Smash Bros. for Wii U|the Wii U version]]. Most tracks are made available in-game through the [[Sound Test]] feature, with some exceptions. All but 12 tracks (and 10 other short cues) carry over to the Wii U version. | ||
