Intel Turns Animal Crossing Campaign Into a Lesson on E-Waste

Intel and Dell Technologies are promoting their recycling efforts with a campaign from VMLY&R that allows Animal Crossing: New Horizon players to trade rusted parts for electronics they can show off in their character’s home.

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