Fox News Flash top headlines are here. Check out what's clicking on Foxnews.com. Some retro video games are selling for big bucks. An auction house recently revealed that a new-in-box copy of Super Mario Brothers 2 for the Nintendo Entertainment System sold for over $80,000. The Harritt Group Inc. auction house and real estate company announced that the 1988 video game had sold for $88,550 (this number includes the auction house's premium charge as well).

How's this for a high score: a rare copy of the Nintendo 64 video game "Super Mario 64" sold at auction for $1.56 million. According to Heritage Auctions, which hosted the auction, the sold copy of the video game from 1996 was the highest graded ever by Wata, an organization which grades collectible video games. Collectibles that are officially graded are typically more valuable when appraised or sold. "Super Mario 64" marked the first time Nintendo's signature character appeared in a 3D video game. Most of Mario's previous appearances were two-dimensional, side-scrolling games such as the original Super Mario Bros. for the Nintendo Entertainment System.