When the player zooms in all the way, the character itself is no longer visible; it is as if the camera was located inside the characters head, giving the in-game perspective of that character. In literature, a story told from a character's point of view is called first-person narrative (after the grammatical first person, the word "I" employed in such a narrative); the first person perspective in games has been named as an analogy. It is most commonly identified with shooting games (fps=first person shooter) because these were the first types of games to use a 3D model of the game world that made this perspective possible.