The story was a bit weak and a let down to me based on the build up and mystery of who the other courier was and his whole story etc

I found that the story was intriguing on paper, but the characters you encounter don't really mesh with it.

I think the story in this game is stronger than in Fallout 3, I won't spoil it, but I really liked the story, as well as the multiple outcomes

The story is cool and like about Fallout 3 , it was a original idea and had some cool backgrounds on the events and characters within the game

Amazing series always a slight challenge but fun and a pretty good story.

Awsome game great story with various different ways to complete missions

I love how the story is progressing and I love the new features that Fallout 3 lacked to give it a more "survival-like" feel.

The game play is solid and the story is interesting--more so than Fallout 3's story

The story is strong and interesting enough that I can forgive the issues I have raised thus far

Still good story and gameplay provided you have the patience to work your way through it as you get about three quarters of the way in.

Every faction you encounter, every live-or-die choice you made, every siginifcant story decision, and even the smallest rumor you stumbled across...most of these details will be reflected in a slideshow epilogue which tells you what happened to all of these people.

If you love good story and an expansive world then you have to play it.

The main story is amazing

Amazing game, the graphics are not the best, because this game is from 2009, but the whole story, and the way that your decision can change it, is pretty cool

got boring real quick, the AI is bad and the story is stale, plus the bugs for the ps3 version makes it worse.

Story wise it's pretty

Fallout New Vegas is a great game with a innovative story

I can see some weaknesses but overall the story along with the DLCs is fantastic

If you're looking for a complete free roam free story line where every choice affects the game, I recommend fallout

I love truly open worlds that allow for countless hours of exploration, the development of intriguing story lines, and where the player's decisions have the power to alter the course of society

It inherits some of its predecessors technical problems (and adds a few of its own) but I much more enjoy its story and characters