Bungie really went all out to make this a game that gave players everything they could ask for. It stumbled a bit in the storytelling and the weapon design, but the heart of the game is in the multiplayer, and there they provided such a wealth of game modes, preferences, customizations and settings that even the most hardcore players will have difficulty running out of new ways to play.
Everything in Halo: Reach feels like a love letter to the series and its fans - that is, the ones that aren't going to ignore the single-player and immediately jump into spending hours online with the multiplayer.
Rockslider's Bad Cyborg site specializes in creating MegaBattle situtions in Bungie's Halo games, as well as assorted tips, tricks, and revelations.
Also home to the hilarious "Frontline with Suzie" series of interviews with famous characters from the Haloverse.
The ventcore is created to archive the missing links in Bungie's history that are almost impossible to find, own, or even download anymore.