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Game Overview

Doraemon 4: Nobita and the Moon Kingdom is one of those SNES games that feels like it slipped under the radar—unless you were a kid glued to the anime. It’s got that classic Doraemon charm, but with actual gameplay that doesn’t just coast on nostalgia. You’re hopping around as Nobita (with Doraemon’s gadgets, obviously), using the Take-Copter to zip over gaps or the Anywhere Door to skip past annoying sections. The levels are bright and weird in the best way, like someone took an episode of the show and turned it into a platformer.

It’s not just running and jumping, though. There’s a bit of exploring—finding hidden items, talking to characters who look like they walked straight out of the anime—and the music’s got that cheerful, slightly goofy vibe the series is known for. The controls take a minute to get used to (why does Nobita slide so much?), but once you’re flinging gadgets around, it clicks. Honestly, it’s more fun than it has any right to be for a licensed game from the ‘90s.

If you’ve got a soft spot for Doraemon or just like SNES-era platformers that do something a little different, this one’s a solid pick. The pixel art alone is worth the trip.