Nintendo has announced a new Indie World Showcase for October 28 . The broadcast will run about 15 minutes and, like previous streams, will focus on a wide range of games from third-party Nintendo partners. As usual, you can catch the showcase through Nintendo's official YouTube channel . When to watch the Indie World Showcase The Nintendo Indie World Showcase will start at the following time: 7 AM PT 10 AM ET 3 PM GMT 4 PM CET 5 PM AST 11 PM CST 2 AM AEDT (October 29) Where to watch the Indie World Showcase https://youtu.be/9OPoiRcze0w As usual, you can catch the showcase through Nintendo's official YouTube channel . What to expect from the Indie World Showcase "Tune in for roughly 15 minutes of new announcements and updates on indie games coming to Nintendo Switch 2 and Nintendo Switch," Nintendo's announcement read. Nintendo's last Indie World Showcase was held back in March 2026 , an
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