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Whenever you think humanity has reached its lowest ebb, always remember that there are more good people out there than there are bad. You may recall last week we reported on the theft of a PlayStation 4 from the children's cancer ward at Wellington Hospital. The console was used by nine-year-old Angus Little – as well as other patients – while he received chemotherapy treatment.

Well, the news went viral, and it's resulted in a slew of donations from those touched in the gaming community. To date, the hospital has received 12 replacement consoles, 15 games, and at least $5,000. According to Stuff's report, one British man ordered a brand new PS4 immediately upon hearing the news – and he did so from his own hospital bed.

Staff at the hospital said that it would sit down and decide where to best allocate the money across the children's ward, and chairman Bill Day had the following to say: "We just want to thank everyone who has donated PlayStations, games, and money." There are now more consoles to go around for the kids, so all's well that ends well. Congrats to everyone on restoring the balance.

[source stuff.co.nz]