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Vicki Newman

Vicki Newman

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Lead Digital Editor, Guinness World Records

London

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  • People who've used Minecraft to break records: Underwater city to recreating the Earth

    By Vicki Newman Verified| Guinness World Records Verified Minecraft pretty much took the world by storm when it first launched in 2009. With over 300 million units sold, it’s officially the world’s best-selling videogame. And it's brought a lot of people together. The first official Minecraft gathering saw around 50 people trek to Bellevue in Washington, USA, to meet other fans of their favourite game. One particularly enthusiastic player even turned up in a fully functional cardboard Creeper costume.

    By Vicki Newman Verified · Guinness World Records

    Apr. 04, 2025

  • "Cubing basically saved Max's life": Max Park's dad on how puzzle cubes shaped his world

    By Vicki Newman Verified| Guinness World Records Verified The father of legendary US record breaker Max Park says speed cubing saved his life. The 24-year-old was diagnosed with autism at the age of two, and finding a love for solving Rubik’s Cubes helped him understand the world and the people in it. His dad Schwan says he doesn’t know what Max’s life would look like today if he hadn’t found a passion for cubing. He told us during a visit to Guinness World Records HQ in London with Max and fellow cuber Felix Zemdegs: “Cubing basically saved Max’s life.

    By Vicki Newman Verified · Guinness World Records

    Apr. 02, 2025

  • People who've used Minecraft to break records: Underwater city to recreating the Earth

    By Vicki Newman Verified| Guinness World Records Verified Minecraft pretty much took the world by storm when it first launched in 2009. With over 300 million units sold, it’s officially the world’s best-selling videogame. And it's brought a lot of people together. The first official Minecraft gathering saw around 50 people trek to Bellevue in Washington, USA, to meet other fans of their favourite game. One particularly enthusiastic player even turned up in a fully functional cardboard Creeper costume.

    By Vicki Newman Verified · Guinness World Records

    Apr. 04, 2025

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Guinness World Records

Guinness World Records is the global authority on record-breaking achievements, inspiring people to attempt new feats since its founding in 1954. The company originated from a need to settle disputes about record achievements, leading to the publication of the first edition of *The Guinness Book of Records* in 1955. The company offers a variety of services, including record verification by official adjudicators who ensure that attempts meet strict guidelines. It also creates content for television, books, and digital media, showcasing record-breaking achievements. Additionally, Guinness World Records provides formal adjudication services to help individuals and organizations set and verify records professionally. Guinness World Records produces an annual reference book, maintains a strong online presence, and has created several television shows. With offices in multiple countries, the company effectively manages record attempts and services on a global scale.

London, England, United Kingdom

+44 71 8513 7270

Founded: 1955