Blue Toad price drops on PSN

By Tom Bramwell Published 26 March, 2010

Full Store update details within.

Those of you who still haven't tried Blue Toad Murder Files can do so on the cheap this week thanks to a bundle that sees the first three episodes going for £9.99.

This week's PlayStation Store update also sees a number of DLC packs and PSP games reduced in price, including the Prince of Persia 2008 "Epilogue" add-on (down from eight quid to four), and the Street Fighter IV Complete Costume Pack (down from a tenner to £4.79).

Full details of those offers and the Rock Band and Guitar Hero 5 content updates are over on the European PlayStation Blog, along with Digital Comics Store and PlayStation Home updates.

For everything else, check out the painstakingly assembled list below:

PS3 Demos

  • Greed Corp (free)

PS3 Games

  • Blue Toad Murder Files Episodes 1-3 bundle (£9.99 / €12.99)

PS3 Game Content

  • Alien vs. Predator - Swarm Map Pack (£4.79 / €5.99)
  • Batman: Arkham Asylum - Play As The Joker Challenge Maps (free)
  • Batman: Arkham Asylum - Crime Alley Challenge (£1.59 / €1.99)
  • Batman: Arkham Asylum - Villain Challenge Map Pack (£1.59 / €1.99)
  • Hustle Kings - Time Savers pack (£1.19 / €1.49)
  • LittleBigPlanet - Sonic the Hedgehog, Dr. Eggman, Knuckles, Tails and Werehog costumes (£1.59 / €1.99 each)
  • LittleBigPlanet - Sonic the Hedgehog Costume Kit (£4.79 / €5.99)
  • MAG - Trooper Gear Pack (free)
  • Zen Pinball - Earth Defence Table (£1.59 / €1.99)

PS3 Themes

  • Heavy Rain - Forest Dynamic Theme (£1.59 / €1.99)
  • Mega Man 10 - Dynamic Customised Theme 1 (£1.59 / €1.99)

PSP Games

  • AFI Challenge (£15.99 / €19.99)

PS3/PSP Minis

  • Manic Monkey Mayhem (£3.49 / €3.99)

PSP Game Content

  • Buzz! - Space Quiz (£3.19 / €3.99)
  • Eye of Judgement Legends - Master Pack (£1.19 / €1.49)
  • LittleBigPlanet - Easter Theme Costume (free)
  • LittleBigPlanet - Easter Theme Level Kit (£2.39 / €2.99)
  • Pinball Heroes - Everybody's Golf, High Velocity Bowling, Uncharted and PAIN Tables (£2.39 / €2.99 each)
  • Pinball Heroes - Collection Pack (£7.99 / €9.99)
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Comments (11) Latest comment 2 years ago

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  • kangarootoo #1 2 years ago

    Blue Toad is very good. I bagged the first 2 episides together, and then downloaded ep3 for free.

    It won't rock your gaming world, but its definitely good fun for roping in non-gamers for a bit of comedic puzzling.

  • GamesConnoisseur #2 2 years ago

    I got the first two eps and its fun but totally stuck at the series of doors puzzle as there was no subtitles available within puzzles and thus at a dead end!

    Was loving the game up to that point then that it for me as now got no reason to see it through to the final episode.

  • menage #3 2 years ago

    Yay, new Zen Pinball table.

    Love that game.

  • icematt12 #4 2 years ago

    I don't understand though why they have a Joker DLC for the original and GOTY editions, but Crime Alley and the Villian map seems suitable for both.

    Should note that there is a reduction on DLC for Sonic the Hedgehog and Sonic Unleashed until late April. No doubt related to Sonic costumes for LBP. £1.19 I believe for some of the Unleashed ones.

    EG - my services are available for hire ;)
    Edited by 3 at 26/03/10 @ 10:51

  • Stomp224 #5 2 years ago

    I bought the LBP Sonic pack. I then wasted an entire evening using the included stickers (artwork from EVERY Sonic 1 Zone!!!!) trying to recreate the entire game......

    I haven't got very far. -_-

  • Paulie_P #6 2 years ago

    Thats great, I was thinking of getting Blue Toad. My wallet is very light at the moment so I'll have to wait to get paid - is this a limited time offer?

  • LittleMissTidy #7 2 years ago

    @Paulie_P The blue toad offer (3 episodes for £9.99) isn't time limited :)

  • alcides #8 2 years ago

    The Sonic pack came out months ago... It's like Sega queued up again right away to pleeeeease sir get some more.

    Cute and pathetic. Because the Sonic pack trailer is actually lying, speeding up an otherwise lunar action.

  • j3mSpur #9 2 years ago

    Was seriously dissapointed with Blue Toad. Stuck it on at Xmas with hope of entertaining Mum (big Layton fan) and my other half... It was lame lame lame... not challenging, not funny... and frankly a tad embarrasing... It very much damaged my ongoing battle to persuade them gaming is good for us grown ups. The EG review was way too kind IMHO.

  • dfish #10 2 years ago

    @j3mSpur
    seconded, layton comes across as charming and intelligent, whereas blue toad comes across as a little childish and intelligent(in terms of parody). There is little attempt to integrate puzzles into gameplay, and i use that term "gameplay" loosely, layton also has this issue but to a slightly lesser extent. Twelve puzzles for £6.99(at the time) was questionable value also. in layton it at least felt like you were traversing a game world and with a decent story to boot, BT doesnt seem to offer anything above the mystery of the murders. EG were too kind to this title alright. I dont know whether i can be bothered with the remaining 3 episodes. I'm so desparate for adventure puzzlers i might bite anyway, I'll see.

  • Charlie_Miso #11 2 years ago

    Think that's AFL Challenge, not AFI.

    Australian Football League, not Australian Film Institute