In the beginning...
 
Within days of forming Gusto secured a contract to develop Urban Freestyle Soccer on PlayStation 2, Xbox, Gamecube and PC.

In 2004 Gusto was approached by Eidos to handle all console development of their flagship brand Championship Manager.

In 2005 Gusto signed its original game ProStroke Golf to publisher Oxygen Interactive. At the end of this year Gusto Games entered the ‘Develop 100 – Most Successful Games Development Studios’ and was also nominated as ‘Best New UK Development Studio’ in the Develop Awards.

The studio won ‘Best Creative’ at the 2006 Oxfordshire Business Awards and Simon Phillips, Gusto’s Managing Director,  was awarded Oxfordshire’s ‘Young Business Person of the Year 2006’. This year also saw the release of Championship Manager 2006 on PlayStation 2, Xbox and PSP.

2007 saw the successful release of Championship Manager 2007 on Xbox 360, PlayStation 2 and PSP, a title that was developed in less than 9 months.

2007 also saw the release of Gusto's first online distributed title UTour Golf via the SkillGround game network.

Between 2007 and 2008 Gusto doubled its head count and has continued to expand while building new partnerships with visionary publishers.

In 2008 Gusto was 5 years old, which was celebrated in October 2008 with the NTSC release of their first products aimed at the children's market, Ultimate I SPY and Goosebumps Horrorland.

In November 2008 Golf.com Pro Challenge was released on Facebook.

August 2009 saw the officially licensed Ashes Cricket 2009 released on Wii by Codemasters, which hit number 1 in the all formats chart and number 2 in the Wii chart.

October 2009 saw the PAL release of Ultimate I Spy on Wii and Goosebumps Horrorland on Wii and NDS.

2010 will see the studio complete the development of ‘5’ titles on PC, Wii, PlayStation 3 and XB360 for Activision, Black Bean, Scholastic and O-Games.

In May 2010 the first title for National Geographic Nat Geo Quiz! Wild Life on PC, Wii, PlayStation 3 and XB360 was released.