| Display title | Super Smash Bros./Awesome Music |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | In addition to its own music, the Super Smash Bros.. series has a habit of taking older music tracks and making them awesome, whether they already were or not. The entirety of Brawl's soundtrack alone could count considering it featured the largest number of videogame composers to work together on a single game. |