ZP HELP : Trying to locate a review

[Lady Kakata]

I'm trying to find a very specific Zero Punctuation review in order to illustrate a point to someone. I cannot for the life of me remember which review it was, but the very specific image was of Yahtzee sitting at a game, sad-faced, with the comment 'groo' in sad disapproval. Methinks the context was something that was once beloved has become something rather disappointing

Any ideas? Normally I'm good for remembering the reviews but this one totally escapes me at the moment

 

[Penitent]

Bulletstorm? Duke Nukem Forever? A Silent Hill game?

I'm sorry, I don't remember every single one.

 

[LookingGlass]

Well he says "groo" in the Too Human review at 2:45:
http://www.escapistmagazine.com/videos/view/zero-punctuation/213-Too-Human


He's not sitting at a game though. And the drawing is of the game's character, I believe. I don't know if he's used the term in more than one review though.

I got that far by searching "Groo Zero Punctuation" on Google and then watching the video.

 

[Lady Kakata]

Me too; no it's not that one as that was the first thing I thought of when it came to 'groo' as well. Urban Dictionary points out that Yahtzee uses the word but doesn't say where or when, and the ZP Wiki image files couldn't help either

 

[StBishop]

Just watch them all?

 

[Bitter]

It's Bioshock (at around 3 minutes). Which you may have discovered already if you followed StBishop's advice and started chronologically.

 

[Lady Kakata]

No, that's when he's actually ill in front of the computer. This is the sad version I'm looking for

 

[Bitter]

Google also suggested Splinter Cell: Conviction, but that's yet another use of "groo". You'll actually have to go through all of them, I think.

 

[Lady Kakata]

That was the first one I checked out. This is ridiculous; any other image I could probably place it but not this one ... again I think the context was something that he liked and it was gradually declining in quality, hence the sadface. But I'm starting to doubt that the word 'groo' was used, although I'm pretty Goddamn certain it was as I remember it being an extremely appropriate word at the time