Ontario Student Builds World’s Smallest Arcade Machine

Victoria Korhonen’s fully functional Pong arcade machine may secure a Guinness World Record after official review.

Victoria Korhonen, an electromechanical engineering student from Fanshawe College in London, Ontario, has created a miniature arcade machine measuring just 64mm tall, 26mm wide, and 30mm deep.
The machine plays a fully functional version of Atari’s classic Pong game, with all coding, design, and assembly completed from scratch by Korhonen over six months.
Her arcade machine is smaller than the current Guinness World Record holder, which measures 67mm tall, 30mm wide, and 34mm deep.
The Guinness certification process, which includes verifying measurements and submitted reports, is expected to take approximately three months.
This is Korhonen’s second world record attempt; she previously contributed to a high school project that broke the record for the longest selfie stick.