Play Doraemon : Midori no Wakusei Dokidoki Daikyuushutsu! Online

I picked up Doraemon: Midori no Wakusei Dokidoki Daikyuushutsu! back when it came out on the Game Boy Advance in 2003, published by Epoch. It was one of those many licensed titles that filled the portable's library, a straightforward adventure game that didn't try to reinvent the wheel but offered a solid few hours of exploration. It felt very much of its time, a simple 2D experience that was perfect for short bursts of play.

You control Nobita, navigating a series of interconnected screens on a strange, green planet. The main goal is to rescue your friends who are scattered and trapped, which involves a lot of careful platforming and gadget use. The signature mechanics involve Doraemon's tools; you'll frequently use the Take-copter for flight to reach high ledges and the Anywhere Door to bypass obstacles or instantly travel between specific points you've discovered. The pacing is methodical, and the puzzles are generally logical, though some navigation can feel a bit trial and error. It feels like a calm, slightly quirky puzzle-platformer that captures the spirit of the series well.