FPS in Turing?

[Clayton]

Except for the fact that the very first result is the wikipedia entry on First Person Shooters. Regardless, there's no need for the attitude from either of you, don't let it continue.

[Srlancelot39]

ok, to get back to the topic, I have seen a pretty decent FPS made in turing. Our teacher kept it as an example. The graphics weren't amazing, but it is possible to make one in Turing i guess.

[SNIPERDUDE]

I made an attempt a while back, could even be expanded upon but a FPS would be best made in another language.

[Atma Weapon]

The world of turing awaits for a perfect Faceball/Midi Maze clone, you can do it OP!

[willisanoob]

Srlancelot39 @ Tue Sep 28, 2010 6:34 pm wrote:

whats an FPS exactly? =\

FPS = First Person Shooter

or

FPS = Frames Per Second[b][i][u]

[Srlancelot39]

willisanoob @ Fri Dec 10, 2010 2:59 pm wrote:

Srlancelot39 @ Tue Sep 28, 2010 6:34 pm wrote:

whats an FPS exactly? =\

FPS = First Person Shooter

or

FPS = Frames Per Second[b][i][u]

That was answered quite some time ago, and I was only wondering which was being used in this case...so your reply wouldn't have helped anyway...

[Dragon20942]

I think "a FPS" would grammatically refer to a singular noun like "first person shooter", not "frames per second" which is plural. Just sayin