Finally, some good PlayStation 3 news! New Hampshire high school student Nathan Burditt camped out a total of 34 hours to get his hands on a PlayStation 3—only to turn around and donate it to a raffle to benefit teenage brother and sister cancer victims Stephanie and Kevin Hudon.

The winner of that PS3 raffle? Original buyer Nathan Burditt, who had an advantage due to an estimated 25% of raffle ticket buyers submitting their tickets under his name.

Then Adam Sandler, raised in Manchester, New Hampshire, got PS3 generous, too. He fired off "a PlayStation 3 loaded with games, signed DVDs, jerseys, an autographed 'Longest Yard' poster...kind of cheer-up package" to the Hudons. Let's hope Sandler didn't include a copy of The Longest Yard on DVD. That would crush anyone's spirit!

So what's Burditt going to do with the PS3 now? Doesn't sound like he'll be keeping it. Maybe he flip it on eBay for even more cash. Michael McWhertor

Adam Sandler gets into act to help brother, sister fighting cancer [Union Leader]

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