The only other 48 FPS releases since then have been the remaining Hobbit films, although James Cameron is said to be considering high rates for sequels to the sci-fi epic "Avatar".Mr Ebert once said, "Whenever Hollywood has felt threatened, it has turned to technology".
From the makers of Left 4 Dead, Evolve is no doubt the scariest FPS on the market this year.
Screen rate Over at the Den of Geek NP Horton says there's one thing about this film that can't be overlooked (or under-looked or anything but looked-at-in-horror) - the frame rate: at 48 fps instead of a traditional 24, The Hobbit looks like "a cheap soap opera".
Following the announcement that Doom-creator John Carmack has joined the Oculus Rift team, a new demo named the HydraDeck has given gamers hoping for immersive FPS games even more to be happy about.
If asked to pick out any of the above in order to say 'now there's a developer looking to push the boundaries of what the FPS can do in term of single-player gameplay.' I'd struggle.
The D7000 enables you to capture HD video at full 1080p (24 fps) or 720p (24 or 30 fps).
Worst of all is that they have to alter the speed of the projection of the film to compensate or eliminate the problem of flicker (the difference between the fps of film and video) - the results are a poor, cropped image with a different projection speed from the original.
The D7000 is comparatively speedy, offering a burst rate of six frames per second (fps) for 100 shots.
The Lumix DMC-GH2 sports a new three-core engine that enables it to output full 1080 video at 60 frames per second (fps), shoot bursts at 5 fps, and handle 3-D image processing (sorry, no 3-D video).
Some of these films are in sound and some were made at 18 fps and 24 fps.
Modern FPS games tend towards coddling the player, rewarding them for not very much and serving up conveyor belts of cannon-fodder.
