Music and Songs

The music of Super Smash Bros. Tourney is made up of a very large collection of tracks, surpassing the size of Brawl's selection by an exponential amount. It is noteworthy as a huge compilation of Nintendo music, produced by a total of 36 individuals during one of the largest musical gatherings in video game history. Sakurai stated that his group of arrangement supervisors was asked to listen to "an elite selection of Nintendo music" and arrange several of their favorite songs. Super Smash Bros. Tourney is also the first game in the series to include patriotic songs from all over the world, most notably Land of Hope and Glory from the United Kingdom.

Sound Test Track List
As opposed to the previous installments, where this feature had to be unlocked through various methods, Super Smash Bros. Brawl and Super Smash Bros. Tourney both features the Sound Test (called Sound Player in Tourney) option from the very start of the game, and this mode specifically lists the source game of each track and its credits. This is the full track list as ordered and arranged in the Music portion of Brawl's Sound Test mode.

Most tracks do not include musical short pieces found in the Sound Effects, such as characters' post-battle victory themes. Even so, Brawl contains a few songs that do not appear in Sound Test, as either Music or Sound Effects. These include at least the autumn/winter variation of the "Obstacle Course" song (that plays only on the returning Yoshi's Island stage), the six Saturday night songs in Tourneyville, and strangely, the Cruel Brawl theme.

Many of these tracks must be unlocked. Some of them are unlocked by beating certain game challenges, whereas many others are collected by simply grabbing random CDs. A CD Factory can make CD collection much more efficient.