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Linkin Park teams up with EA on Medal Of Honor Warfighter.

Linkin Park is one of the most influential bands of today – with over 50 million albums sold, platinum album sales in 34 countries and 5 continents, 2 Grammy Awards, 5 American Music Awards, 4 MTV Video Awards, 6 MTV Europe Music Award and 5 Number One albums. Linkin Park has teamed with Electronic Arts to contribute the song “CASTLE OF GLASS” from their latest top-selling album, LIVING THINGS, to the soundtrack of Medal of Honor Warfighter. View the “CASTLE OF GLASS” video below:

Medal of Honor Warfighter is inspired by real world events, real operations and real warriors. The game offers the best-of-the-best soldiers from around the world to battle it out to determine who will reign supreme. Players will step into the boots of elite warfighters and apply their unique skill sets to track down a real global threat, in actual international locations, sponsored by true enemies. It doesn’t get any more authentic and action-packed than Medal of Honor Warfighter, available now.

Throw a LIKE on Facebook in order to unlock exciting exclusive game content such as tips and tricks from Linkin Park and be entered to win the Ultimate Medal of Honor Warfighter / Linkin Park Prize Pack sweepstakes.

Preview or purchase your copy of Living Things by Linkin Park from Amazon below:

Jonathan Newsome

I'm a music fanatic. I've been involved in most aspects of music. I've been a roadie, a manager, a promoter, a graphic designer, a talent buyer and now a blogger. My family is my life. Anymore info, just ask. You can find me on Twitter @Googlyi.

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