Okay, so this is one of those weird, obscure Doraemon games for the Sega Genesis—definitely not the most polished title, but it’s got that weird retro charm. You play as Nobita (or Doraemon, depending on the mode) running through these side-scrolling dream worlds, dodging enemies and grabbing coins. The controls are a little stiff, and the platforming can be janky, but there’s something oddly satisfying about the way everything moves.

You’ve got these seven thieves chasing you, and honestly, they’re more annoying than threatening. The music’s got that classic Genesis sound—chiptune with a bit of grit—and the levels are short enough that you don’t get too frustrated when you die. Not a masterpiece, but if you’re into weird licensed games from the ‘90s, it’s a fun little curiosity.