Many of us have a box of old gadgets, video games, and used batteries gathering dust in the attic. While clearing this out might sound like a chore, it could land with you with a tidy profit. Experts from Currys have revealed the retro video games that are now worth a fortune. Topping the list is Zelda Majora's Mask [Adventure Set] for Nintendo 64, which now has a whopping estimated value of 3,715.01. Meanwhile, if you have a copy of Snowboard Challenge for NES, you could be in line for a 2,935.80

"Space Invaders" are among the games included on AtGames Legends Flashback Blast! In the box is a wireless controller and HDMI dongle to plug into a television. Today's video games may boast photorealistic graphics, surround sound and massively multiplayer matches, but many players still long for the days when games were, well, simpler. You know, when you didn't need to master 14 buttons just to beat a level or suffer from vertigo because of a dizzying virtual reality headset. If you've got a sentimental spot for bustling arcades of the early '80s – or sitting on a shag rug, sipping a glass of Tang, and playing Atari on the boob tube – then you'll be happy to know there are many ways to regain the glory of the "Golden Age of Gaming," in 2019.