New Location McGee

Near That Grey Road, Waterville, Ohio, United States of America, better known as New Location McGee (or minorly Scottburg ), is the apartment that served as the setting of the Scott The Woz series from Super Mario Galaxy 2 | Derivative Bliss up until Gaming Revivals. It was preceded as the main setting of the Scott The Woz series by Old Location McGee and followed by New Locationer McGee.

The Shelves
The Shelves are a big part of Scott The Woz, being in the background of nearly every episode. These shelves contain all of Scott Wozniak's video games, plus his systems that aren't currently plugged into his TV. His "Extras Shelf" contains many items that were only used for one or more Scott The Woz episodes. A few items that were on top of the shelves include the Virtual Boy, a framed photo of the cover art for Wario World, a lamp, a printer, the Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Collector's Edition. These items were eventually moves elsewhere as Wozniak started stacking the previous shelves on top of each other to save space. These shelves played a big role in The Game Room.

Scott's Desk Room
Main Article: Scott Wozniak's Desk

Scott has a room for his desk that has a blue background behind it. The blue background was not there when he first moved in during the filming of Super Mario Galaxy 2 - Derivative Bliss.

The Couch
The couch is a common location shown mostly when Wozniak has friends in his house. Some examples of this are in Animal Crossing: amiibo Festival - The Dark Age of Nintendo, Mario Tennis: Ultra Smash - The Darker Age of Nintendo, Chibi-Robo! Zip Lash - The Darkest Age of Nintendo, Mario Party (N64) - Party Hard, Memory Cards, Personal Trainer: Cooking, Speed Dating, You're Not an RPG Guy: A Scott The Woz Christmas, and Nintendo Switch: Four Years In, and Mario Party 2 - Party Harder.

The Closet
The closet is only seen in one major occasion, this being during The Great Mysteries of Gaming, when Wozniak finds an invitation to the Shaft Family Estate's Dinner Party. In real life, Wozniak first used this closet to contain games and also extra costumes and papers. Now the closet has only extra game boxes and game consoles.

The Bathroom
The bathroom is used most prominently in Chibi-Robo! Zip Lash - The Darkest Age of Nintendo, where Wozniak is seen throwing many copies of Chibi-Robo! Zip Lash into the toilet. It is also shown in Game Packaging, Mario Tennis: Ultra Smash - The Darker Age of Nintendo, Borderline Forever, and Mobile Games on Console. Right next to the bathroom is a button for Emergency Therepy.

The Mushroom Gorge
Main Article: The Mushroom Gorge

The Mushroom Gorge is the name of the bedroom of the apartment. The door has two signs, reading "You're Entering the Mushroom Gorge" and "No Sex Allowed". The interior of the room is painted beige, and the bed in the room has a blue and white plaid blanket. The room also has a cat scanner in it.

Glover room
In New Location McGee, Wozniak has dedicated a large room only to contain a copy of Glover for the Nintendo 64, a game which Wozniak has never played.

Trivia

 * In Super Mario Galaxy 2 | Derivative Bliss, Scott Wozniak refers to the apartment as a "she".
 * Upon its introduction in Super Mario Galaxy 2 | Derivative Bliss, the wall had yet to be covered in blue paper.
 * During the recording of Animal Crossing: amiibo Festival | The Dark Age of Nintendo the power went out in the apartment.
 * In Chibi-Robo! Zip Lash | The Darkest Age of Nintendo, it's shown that the house has a button installed that, when pressed, calls for emergency therapy.
 * The last video to feature New Location McGee as the main setting of the series is Eek! Emulation!
 * The video Mario Party (N64) - Party Hard takes place 4 years in the future, and Scott still seems to live at New Location McGee, this could mean that at some point Scott moves back to New Location McGee in the future.
 * In MONOPOLY®: Scott The Woz Edition, it is the final property, replacing Boardwalk.
 * The apartment returned in Mario Party 2 - Party Harder, and The Funeral as they take place in the past. This being in January 2021, when real-life Scott Wozniak was still on his 3 month long break from uploading.