Medal of Honor: Warfighter Goes Behind the Scenes With Linkin Park

Posted By | On 07th, Aug. 2012

Similar to their collaboration for the song The Catalyst for EA’s Medal of Honor, Linkin Park are once again partnering with the franchise for the upcoming Medal of Honor: Warfighter.

A teaser was released first, and now we go behind-the-scenes for a short look at the very same song (from their recent album Living Things). The song was shot at Electronic Arts’ studios, and features in-game footage spliced with the band singing.

Will it be as odd a combination as this one? The band seems pretty pumped to pull it off, so we’ll see.


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