Doraemon 3 is one of those weird, charming SNES RPGs that never made it outside Japan—which is a shame because it’s got that classic Doraemon vibe mixed with time-travel shenanigans. You play as Nobita (of course), running around different eras with Doraemon’s gadgets, solving puzzles, and getting into turn-based fights with random dinosaurs and samurai. The pixel art’s bright and cartoony, and the battles are simple but fun once you figure out which gadgets actually work (hint: the bamboo copter is useless in combat).

It’s not the deepest RPG, but there’s something oddly satisfying about using a futuristic laser to scare off a bunch of feudal-era bandits. The time jumps keep the scenery fresh, and the music’s got that peppy SNES charm. If you’re into quirky retro JRPGs or just love Doraemon’s weird tech, it’s a solid little time-waster.