Doraemon 3: Nobita's Town SOS!

Doraemon: Nobita to Mittsu no Seireiseki is a 3D action platformer for the Nintendo 64, developed and published by Epoch. In the story, three Fairy Spirit Stones were shattered and scattered across the world after an ancient demon escaped its seal. Doraemon and his friends, including Nobita, must recover the pieces while the princess from the Fairy World seeks his Four-Dimensional Pocket. The gameplay is similar to Super Mario 64, with the player switching between five characters—Doraemon, Nobita (pea-shooter), Shizuka, Gian (karaoke bully), and Suneo (boxer)—each with unique abilities. Levels feature four stages with parts of the stones, allowing movement via Bamboo Copter, underwater car racing, or riding a kangaroo. Doraemon can upgrade using tools for flight, underwater breathing, or riding a winged dragon. It stands out as one of the early 3D platformers based on the Doraemon series, though reviews noted it as a limited clone of Mario 64 with only single-player story mode.