Play Doraemon - Nobita to 3tsu no Seireiseki (Japan) online

Play Doraemon - Nobita to 3tsu no Seireiseki (Japan) Online

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Nintendo 64(N64)
1997-03-20

Based on the anime series of the same name, this is a 3D action game similar to Super Mario 64. Three sacred crystals were broken into pieces and scattered across the world. Controlling Doraemon, a robotic cat-like creature who can enter fantasy world through his dreams, and his three friends, you must retrieve the crystal pieces and prevent a powerful demon from conquering the world. You can switch between the five playable characters (Doraemon himself, Jaian the karaoke bully, Suneo the boxer, Shizuka, a girl who can jump very high, and Nobita the pea-shooter), each one of which has his/her own fighting style and abilities. Doraemon can upgrade himself by collecting various tools that will allow him to breath underwater, to fly, or to ride a winged dragon.

  • DeveloperEpoch Co., Ltd.
  • PublisherEpoch Co., Ltd.
  • Release Date1997-03-20
  • GenresAction
  • PlatformsNintendo 64(N64)
  • Players13

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