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| - Sound Test is a mode in most games that allows music and sometimes sounds made in the game to be played.
- The Sound Test allows the player to listen to both music and sound bytes from the game anytime he or she wants from it. Kirby's Epic Yarn, Kirby Mass Attack, Kirby: Triple Deluxe, Kirby and the Rainbow Curse, and Kirby: Planet Robobot are the only games in which sound effects are omitted from the Sound Test.
- In the first Super Smash Bros., one can unlock the Sound Test by completing Break the Targets and Board the Platforms with all 12 characters. In Super Smash Bros. Melee, Sound Test is unlocked by unlocking all characters, stages, and beating every event match. In Super Smash Bros. Brawl, the Sound Test is available without unlocking, probably due to individual songs being unlocked by finding CDs.
- [[Plik:SoundtestS3D.png|270px|thumb|Sound Test w Sonic 3D Blast]]Sound Test to specjalne menu, w którym można odsłuchać muzykę i efekty dźwiękowe z gry. Sound Test pojawia się w licznych grach serii. We wczesnych grach serii (głownie na Mega Drive) Sound Test był dostępny razem z Level Selectem. W Sonic Jam gracz może odsłuchać różne piosenki w "Music Shop" (dosł. Sklep Muzyczny), który jest w Sonic World. Znajdują się tam piosenki z gier Sonic the Hedgehog (1991), Sonic the Hedgehog 2 oraz Sonic 3 & Knuckles. W grach wydanych po Sonic Unleashed Sound Test nie pojawia się już tak często.
- In many games, there is a sound test feature either in an options screen or hidden in the game waiting to be unlocked, and it allows you to listen to any of the game's musical selections at will. While Golden Sun has no such feature, Golden Sun: The Lost Age has it hidden as an easter egg within the Battle mode's lobby. It features every single piece of music found in both games, including those normally heard in Golden Sun only, gathered in one place in the The Lost Age game cart for your reference. __TOC__
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| - Sound Test is a mode in most games that allows music and sometimes sounds made in the game to be played.
- In many games, there is a sound test feature either in an options screen or hidden in the game waiting to be unlocked, and it allows you to listen to any of the game's musical selections at will. While Golden Sun has no such feature, Golden Sun: The Lost Age has it hidden as an easter egg within the Battle mode's lobby. It features every single piece of music found in both games, including those normally heard in Golden Sun only, gathered in one place in the The Lost Age game cart for your reference. To access the sound test, go into Battle mode from the file select screen with the save file of your choice. Then go to the woman in the lower-left-most corner of the area. Normally, she says, "I like my men macho. You...don't work out much, do you?" However, if you talk to her while holding the R or L shoulder button of your current game system, she will say, "You have a song request?" and a tiny menu consisting of a number will appear. You can scroll left and right to scan from numbers 0 to 96, and when on a certain number, pressing A will play music assigned to that number. You can now listen to all of both games' tunes. However, depending on the status of your save file, you can only access music which you have heard previously in that file. And even when you save right before the final boss, there will still be dozens of numbers that are inaccessible; these numbers are the tunes from the original Golden Sun not heard in The Lost Age during normal gameplay. When you save a Completed Data File and use that to load Battle mode, all 97 tracks will be unlocked for you to listen to. __TOC__
- The Sound Test allows the player to listen to both music and sound bytes from the game anytime he or she wants from it. Kirby's Epic Yarn, Kirby Mass Attack, Kirby: Triple Deluxe, Kirby and the Rainbow Curse, and Kirby: Planet Robobot are the only games in which sound effects are omitted from the Sound Test.
- [[Plik:SoundtestS3D.png|270px|thumb|Sound Test w Sonic 3D Blast]]Sound Test to specjalne menu, w którym można odsłuchać muzykę i efekty dźwiękowe z gry. Sound Test pojawia się w licznych grach serii. We wczesnych grach serii (głownie na Mega Drive) Sound Test był dostępny razem z Level Selectem. Tak jak Level Select czy Debug Mode, Sound Test można odblokować po wpisaniu odpowiedniego kodu lub wykonaniu określonych czynności. Jednak nie każda gra ma Sound Test jako ukrytą opcję - w większości gier Sound Test dostępny jest w opcjach od początku, bez potrzeby odblokowywania go. Pierwszą grą z Sound Testem dostępnym od początku była Sonic the Hedgehog 2. W Sonic Jam gracz może odsłuchać różne piosenki w "Music Shop" (dosł. Sklep Muzyczny), który jest w Sonic World. Znajdują się tam piosenki z gier Sonic the Hedgehog (1991), Sonic the Hedgehog 2 oraz Sonic 3 & Knuckles. W grach wydanych po Sonic Unleashed Sound Test nie pojawia się już tak często. W Sonic Generations gracz może odblokowywać różne piosenki, a później odsłuchać je w Collection Room. Kategoria:Elementy rozgrywki
- In the first Super Smash Bros., one can unlock the Sound Test by completing Break the Targets and Board the Platforms with all 12 characters. In Super Smash Bros. Melee, Sound Test is unlocked by unlocking all characters, stages, and beating every event match. In Super Smash Bros. Brawl, the Sound Test is available without unlocking, probably due to individual songs being unlocked by finding CDs. In Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U, the Sound Test is once again available from the start, and is referred to as "Sounds". However, only the "Music" and "Voices" for the , Assist Trophies and are available, despite it being called "Sounds". The reason for this is unknown. Sound Test allows the player to listen to all the music and sounds in the game. Players can listen to the voices of characters, stage music, and listen to other variety of sounds. Sound Test can be accessed through Option Mode and Data Mode.
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