Fan Editing (Image Source: Geek.com) Nintendo may currently have a new version of the Nintendo 3DS on its design table.According to anonymous sources on the French website 01net — the same one that previously used the name “Wii U” instead of “Project Café” — the new console could be released next year with an extra analog stick and, possibly, with less focus on three-dimensional technology.As per the aforementioned website, the 3DS would undergo “radical modifications” to its 3D capabilities, and would be sold under a different name.According to the same source, Nintendo has become progressively more concerned with maintaining the three-dimensional effect as the main pillar of the console's sales.Apparently, fear of eye damage has restricted sales, which would have made Big N consider games that didn't support the technology.Regarding the second analog stick, the source says that Nintendo engineers are currently working on a complementary version for current 3DS models, an additional one that should be offered for US$10 (about R$15).The mysterious guy also claimed that Nintendo would have already asked developers to start producing games for the system with two analog sticks.Furthermore, this source even spent a few words to describe Nintendo’s third-party title approval policy: it is an “expensive” and “arbitrary” process, which would make things difficult for developers — including the lack of development kits for the console.© COPYRIGHT 2022 - NO ZEBRA NETWORK SA ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.