Classic game console that can win you over £21,000

If you have an old console lying around, especially from the 80’s, 90’s or 2000’s, you could get lucky and win thousands of pounds.

Top10Casinos.com put together a list of the most valuable retro consoles, discovering that the 90s were the most lucrative decade.

The site finds consoles from that era worth up to £21,244 entirely online.

It was revealed that the ‘Pokemon Limited Edition Game Boy Color Nintendo VGA 90’ was the most valuable console, landing at the top of the table.

Here are the top 10 most valuable classic game consoles.

The most valuable game consoles from the 80s to the 2000s were:

If you have one of these 1996 consoles you can sell it for £6,000!

This console is worth almost 60 times its original retail price.

Coming in second is this 1995 vintage, which sells for £5,000.

This is a huge price to pay for something that has a bunch of dust on top, or you even forgot you had!

In third place is the third-generation home video game console of 1985 made by Nintendo.

This golden neck cake is on sale for up to £4,572.

With a retail price of £300, you can earn 15 times what you originally paid.

In fourth place is this beloved home video game console.

It was released in 1996 and is being sold for £3,674.

Rounding out at fifth is the Pikachu Nintendo 64 Set N664 limited edition console in yellow and blue.

It features a raised Pikachu on top, selling for £3,600.

The console was released in 1996.

This magnetic floppy drive peripheral for the Nintendo 64 game console was released in 1999.

This 1989 fourth-generation 16-bit home video game console was developed and sold by Sega.

It’s currently on sale for around £2,391.

ROB (Robotic Operating Buddy) is a toy robot accessory for the Nintendo Entertainment System and was released in July 1985.

Resident Evil – Code: Veronica is a now £1,523 survival horror video game, released for the Dreamcast in 2000.

This game console is one of the rarest of the Game & Watch standard editions.

It was released in 1981 and you can now make £936 if you sell it online.

Top10Casinos.com created a list of the 18 most popular consoles from the 70s to 2000, using articles from Games Radar, Tech Radar, and others.

It then extracts the top selling price for each classic game console from a popular UK e-commerce site to come up with a list of the most valuable classic games.

Each game console is ranked from highest to lowest, allowing the top 10 list to be determined.