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Written by Compton
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Saturday, 29 August 2009 22:57 |
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Come on in, put your feet up, stay a while. As we are assuming you have noticed the site has gone through a transformation. Ratty and myself have been working behind the scenes for a while now to bring the sweet new hotness. The site should enable us to be much more dynamic when it comes to posting content of all kinds. So take your time and check it out. Make sure you take a look at your profile along with the new and improved media section that features all your favorite classic O7AH videos. Also if you dig into the article section you will find a new home for the amazing O7AH Apocalypse. Stay tuned O7AH folk and followers more is to come. We plan on getting back into challenges again, there will be a few contests coming, another gathering is right around the corner and who knows what else we might have in store for you. We hope you enjoy this and that it will act as a catalyst to spark our collective gaming once more. |
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Tied The O7AH is a blog that TTL Bunny and I have been working on for about a week and are unveiling today. We are using this to host our comic series TTLvsO7AH and also post other halo related news, Clan news from around the GGN, game reviews, articles and anything else we want. We have a MS Paint theme for the site and all the content we post. Bunny will be making Avatars for anyone who wants one and we will also be having some guest contributors. So check out the site at TiedTheO7AH.wordpress.com |
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Halo Multiplayer Maps: From Worst to Best
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So Steve and I started this little project before Christmas and we've been painstakingly arguing facts about spawns, combos, and gameplay on each multiplayer map in Halo's history. We crammed out a list for your viewing pleasure.
Click here for maps 54-40 |
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Nomar Interviews Bensashi
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I recently had a chance to sit down with one of the most recent members to join the ranks of O7AH. Bensashi set some time aside to talk to me, and I hope you all enjoy what he had to say. Now, it's not as long as previous interviews with Nomar, but he was at work and I didn't want to distract him too badly - there's still little info nuggest spread throughout though.
Click here to read the interview
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