Gaming company replace local family's stolen collection
A North Carolina gaming company shocked a Seattle family with a donation of 20 to 30 physical games following a devastating loss. The team at Limited Run Games dug through their warehouse to send rare Nintendo 64 and Game Boy reproductions to the family whose collection was recently stolen.
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