Aaaand you are probably gonna be on his shit list for a while, because limited editions can get up to over $150, easy. And that's buying them when they are NEW. If any of them were over... say 10 years? Ouch. Just... Ouch.

OP, we've always tied up our outside dog when indoors via a leash around a basement pole or bannister else put him inside his latched-shut car crate. :-(

If you're lucky your dog just downloaded the games :) always look at the positive OP.

Separation anxiety at its finest.

Better prepare to start paying to replace them. And get your dog some damned training to deal with separation.

I got anxiety just reading this. On one hand I feel sorry for you OP, on the other, if you left them near the floor or in a place the dog can reach it, then YDI.

Has your dog acted up like this when you leave him and/or it's raining? If so, YDI for not making sure the games were in a spot he'd be less likely to get them. If this is a first-time incident, FYL.

OP, did you keep those in a cabinet or drawer your dog can't get to? Cause, if not, you should have, given how valuable they are.

I leave my dog in the house everyday when I go to work. He's pretty good about not getting into stuff unless he's mad, but I STILL take precautions. I put up the trash, I turn off any power strips, I put up anything I don't want him chewing up. I guess I could see if you were in a hurry you'd forget, but to me, you should have seen it coming. Considering it sounds like your dog isn't used to being in the house alone since you didn't put it outside only because it was raining.

You should keep expensive games like that somewhere protected and not in the open. Especially if you have animals inside the house.