Past Products 2

The first piece of “Scott The Woz” merchandise ever released from February 8, 2018 to February 28, 2018. This was sold on Bonfire.com and all profits went to Children’s Miracle Network. 

Released as a part of the “Scott The Woz Merchandise for Charity Bonanza 2019” on Pixelempire.com, “The Internet and You” was made available on VHS for the first time ever. Limited to 500 units, all shipments included a signed thank you letter from Scott, Will, Eric, Sam and Joe, a copy of the original script and stickers. 

An apparel design featuring a simplified, stylistic take on Scott’s desk.

An apparel design based on “Rated E for Irrelevant”.

Based on the “E3 2019” episode of Scott The Woz.

An apparel design based on “From Reveal to Release”.

An apparel design based on “A Very Madden 08 Christmas”

The “Hey All, Scott Here” design for 2019.

The “Games on a Shelf” design for 2019, based on “Game Stores”.

The “Alpha Menorah JavaScript” design for 2019, based on the original short, “A Tour of My Frat House | Alpha Menorah JavaScript”.

Based on episode 140 of Scott The Woz.

A collage of the thumbnails for the first 100 episodes of Scott The Woz.

Based on episode 100 of Scott The Woz.

Basic phone case with the Scott The Woz logo on the back.

Limited to 1,000 units, “Scott The Woz Presents: The Mysterious Game of Crypticism” was a special box set containing a mystery NES game. Each game was an official, second hand title for the console that was cleaned up, tested and had a “Scott The Woz” label on it so you don’t know what you got until plugging it in a system. The game came inside a traditional NES-style game box with a manual containing art and behind the scenes info. In addition, a signed photograph by Scott, Sam, Eric, Dominic and Justin, a double-sided poster and map, stickers, a D.I.Y. “The Internet and You” mini-VHS box, postcards, fake advertisements, a certificate of authenticity, a $5 Pixel Empire gift card and one generic sock (in reference to a joke from the “Subscription Boxes” episode) were included.

A second run of “Scott The Woz Presents: The Mysterious Game of Crypticism” limited to 500 copies with different colored packaging.

Based on the episode, “The Trial”.

The “Scott The Woz” logo design for 2020

An all-over shirt design based on the “E3” episodes of “Scott The Woz”.

An apparel design based on “The WiiWare Chronicles”.

The “Gex Night” design for 2020, based on “The Dark Age of Nintendo” series.

Based on the episode, “Anime Games”.

Based on the 5-episode mini series of “Scott The Woz”.

Based on the original short, “The Internet and You”.

Based on the 3-episode mini series of “Scott The Woz”.

This is a poster print of the cover to the booklet included with “Scott The Woz Presents: The Mysterious Game of Crypticism”.

A poster featuring various elements from throughout the “Scott The Woz” series.

A poster featuring various “Scott The Woz” characters as if they are in a fighting game on a select screen.

A poster featuring all the different art styles of Scott used throughout the “Scott The Woz” series up to this point, with new art done by each style’s respective artist.

For its fifth anniversary, “The Internet and You” returned to VHS with this giant box set. Limited to 1,000 units, this set includes “The Internet and You” on VHS in a standard slipcase with a plastic clamshell holding various other collectables: cardboard milk caps, playing cards, stickers, a keychain, a scratch-and-sniff thank you card, a signed photograph by Scott, Sam, Eric, Joe, Justin and Dominic, and a booklet containing the original script and a comic adaptation of the project.

A giant book dedicated to the making of “Scott The Woz”. Original scripts, interviews, official art, fan art and loads more are included.

Officially licensed by Hasbro and produced by USAopoly, MONOPOLY: Scott The Woz Edition was limited to 5,000 units and sold out within one hour.

The “Games on a Shelf” design for 2021, based on “Game Stores”.

The “Alpha Menorah JavaScript” design for 2021, based on the original short, “A Tour of My Frat House | Alpha Menorah JavaScript”.

An apparel design featuring Scott’s stack of Madden 08 copies.

Based on the episode “Ride to Hell: Retribution | Art”.

Based on the therapist’s office featured throughout the “Scott The Woz” series.

Based on the episode, “Speed Dating”. This shirt features a front and back design.

Based on the shirt Rex Mohs wore in “Homecoming”.

The “Scott The Woz” logo design for 2021.

The logo used to promote the 200th episode of Scott The Woz, “Borderline Forever”.

A special, all-over design featuring a blue border infinitely repeating.

A variant of the “I Ate Here” design from 2019, based on “From Reveal to Release”.

The “Hey All, Scott Here” design for 2021.

The “Gex Night” design for 2021, based on “The Dark Age of Nintendo” series.

Based on “You’re Not an RPG Guy: A Scott The Woz Christmas”.

The logo for the 200th episode of “Scott The Woz”.

The authentic, one of a kind prop used in “Borderline Forever” was sold for $1,500 with all money going to charity.

Based on the episode, “You’re Not an RPG Guy: A Scott The Woz Christmas”.

A poster print of the cover used for the comic book included with “The Internet and You: Anniversary Edition” on VHS.

A reprint of the poster from 2019, now with glossy accents and a new logo.

A reprint of the poster from 2020, now with glossy accents.

Originally included in “Scott The Woz Presents: The Mysterious Game of Crypticism”, this poster is based on the “Scott The Woz” series as a whole.

Featuring hundreds of references to the series, this poster aims to celebrate the 200th episode milestone of “Scott The Woz”.

Originally included in “Scott The Woz Presents: The Mysterious Game of Crypticism”, this poster is a map of various locations featured throughout the “Scott The Woz” series.

Based on episode 150 of “Scott The Woz”.

Based on episode 221 of “Scott The Woz”.

Based on episode 200 of “Scott The Woz”.

Based on episode 200 of “Scott The Woz”.

Based on episode 151 of “Scott The Woz”.

5 sheets of 57 stickers in total.

The Mysterious Game of Crypticism returns, now on multiple platforms! The SNES release of “Scott The Woz Presents: The Return of the Mysterious Game of Crypticism” includes a mystery SNES game inside an SNES-styled box, a double-sided poster, a 130+ page comic book, the Scott The Woz Sound Selection Vol. A CD, a signed photograph by Scott, Sam, Eric, Dominic, Justin and Joe, a unique sticker sheet, a bonus pack of Scott The Woz Collectible Trading Cards alongside 4 exclusive cards to this set. This was limited to 1,000 copies.

The Mysterious Game of Crypticism returns, now on multiple platforms! The Genesis release of “Scott The Woz Presents: The Return of the Mysterious Game of Crypticism” includes a mystery Genesis game inside a Genesis-styled case, a double-sided poster, a 100+ page comic book, the Scott The Woz Sound Selection Vol. B CD, a signed photograph by Scott, Sam, Eric, Dominic, Justin and Joe, a unique sticker sheet, a bonus pack of Scott The Woz Collectible Trading Cards alongside 4 exclusive cards to this set. This was limited to 1,000 copies.

Produced by USAopoly, the Scott The Woz Collectible Trading Cards come in packs of five with 51 total cards to collect. Each card features unique art alongside a special QR code linked to a never-before-seen Scott’s Stash video. That means 51 videos were made exclusively for these cards! While these videos eventually went public on the Scott’s Stash YouTube channel, the cards are still fun to collect, with 5 incredibly rare, holographics being a part of the set.

Following up MONOPOLY: Scott The Woz Edition, CLUE: Scott The Woz Edition released one year later, also officially licensed by Hasbro and produced by USAopoly. Taking heavy inspiration from “The Great Mysteries of Gaming”, CLUE: Scott The Woz Edition features the gang solving the murder of Chet Shaft and was limited to 7,500 units.

A part of 2022’s line of character based apparel, this design features Terry Lesler from “Scott The Woz”.

The Waste Chasers design for 2022, based on “Toys to Life”.

A part of 2022’s line of character based apparel, this design features Jerry Attricks from “Scott The Woz”

A part of 2022’s line of character based apparel, this design features Scott from the episode, “Borderline Forever”.

A part of 2022’s line of character based apparel, this design features Rex Mohs from “Scott The Woz”. Also available as a mug in 2023.

The “Scott The Woz” logo design for 2022.

Based on “Player’s Choice”.

Based on “Toys to Life”.

The “Hey All, Scott Here” design for 2022.

A part of 2022’s line of character based apparel, this design features Jeb Jab from “Scott The Woz”.

A part of 2022’s line of character based apparel, this design features the Employees from “Scott The Woz”.

A special, all-over apparel design featuring the carpet and a few games from the “Scott The Woz” series.

Based on “Desert Island Gaming”.

A poster featuring the “Scott The Woz” cast all jumping up in the air alongside various props from throughout the series.

A lenticular poster featuring the “Scott The Woz” cast.

A special, glow in the dark poster heavily inspired by “Borderline Forever”.

An adjusted variant of the box art for MONOPOLY: Scott The Woz Edition.

Based on episode 195 of “Scott The Woz”.

Based on the ongoing series of “Scott The Woz” episodes.

A reprint of the poster from 2020, now with glitter accents.

A very special poster featuring nearly every content creator featured in the opening of “Borderline Forever”.

A reprint of the poster from 2021, now with glossy raised accents.

5 sheets of 57 stickers in total.

A special edition USB flash drive designed to look like the Pepto Sword from Borderline Forever. Includes hours of timed-exclusive content pre-loaded onto it.

A rerelease of “Scott The Woz Archives” but now in paperback form. Adjustments were made to the quality of some photographs as well as page margins.

A second run of “Scott The Woz Presents: The Return of the Mysterious Game of Crypticism” for SNES limited to 500 copies with different colored packaging.

A second run of “Scott The Woz Presents: The Return of the Mysterious Game of Crypticism” for Sega Genesis limited to 500 copies with different colored packaging.

Based on “You’re Not an RPG Guy: A Scott The Woz Christmas”.

Based on “Homecoming”.

Based on “Definitive Editions. The original logo was also made available as a mug.

Based on “Borderline Forever”.

The Waste Chasers design for 2023, based on “Toys to Life”.

Based on “It’s Awesome Baby!”.

Based on the fictional location featured in the “Scott The Woz” series, first appearing in “Personal Trainer: Cooking”. Also available as a mug.

The “Scott The Woz” logo design for 2023.

The “Scott The Woz” logo in the “Wii” style.

Based on the original short, “A Tour of My Frat House | Alpha Menorah JavaScript”. Also available as a mug.

Based on “The Commercial Failure”.

The “Games on a Shelf” design for 2023, based on “Game Stores”.

Based on “The Dark Age of Nintendo”.

Based on a recurring segment in “Scott The Woz” episodes revolving around rumors and leaks. Also available as a mug.

Based on “Borderline Forever”.

The cast of “Scott The Woz” surrounding the logo. Also available as a mug.

An original design featuring references to “Borderline Forever” and “PC Games on Console”.

The original photo album used and featured in “Borderline Forever”. Sold for $250 with all money going to charity.

The actual prop used and featured in “Borderline Forever”. Sold for $250 with all money going to charity.

The original story book from the opening of “It’s a Bargain Bin Christmas”. Sold for $250 with all money going to charity.

A copy of the product sitting on the desk in most episodes of “Scott The Woz” signed by Scott. Sold for $250 with all money going to charity.

The original costume used and featured in “It’s Awesome Baby!”. Sold for $250 with all money going to charity.

A part of the “Classics” line of posters taking moments throughout the “Scott The Woz” series and giving them a classical, painterly style, this one is based on a scene from “Rated E for Irrelevant”.

A part of the “Classics” line of posters taking moments throughout the “Scott The Woz” series and giving them a classical, painterly style, this one is based on a scene from “Wii Play | Eh, Why Not?”.

A collage of many of the drawings done by Scott for the episode, “The Childhood Game Collection”.

Originally included in Scott The Woz Presents: The Return of the Mysterious Game of Crypticism (Sega Genesis).

Originally included in Scott The Woz Presents: The Return of the Mysterious Game of Crypticism (SNES).

A collection of art pieces featured in the opening credits of “Merry Christmas, Data Design!” in the form of postcards.

A vinyl figure of Scott produced by Youtooz that was available from November 15, 2024 to December 15, 2024.