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Even after the official death of the franchise, the game has remained a popular competitive standard for SM on pad intrepid players forked a StepMania build milestone used for ITG2 to make a Game Mod called "OpenITG" (a "drop-in" replacement for the In the Groove 2 executable that adds quality-of-life improvements), while a community member's Polished Port of Simply Love (a distinctive, flat and customizable interface theme for OITG that has become a de facto standard within the community in place of the standard In the Groove 2 interface) for the current StepMania 5 has also been used as an alternative.
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In The Groove was based on the open source rhythm game engine StepMania people quickly figured out how to essentially jailbreak the machines to add custom content in (including songs much longer and intensely difficult than the "official" game). In 2017, Kyle Ward unveiled StepManiaX, a Spiritual Successor to In The Groove with a fifth center panel (think Pump It Up, but with cardinal directions instead of diagonal ones) and a touchscreen for navigating menus. In December 2015, while on a trip to Japan, Kyle Ward visited Konami offices for negotiations regarding the series, and later that month, posted a teaser on Facebook for a new game featuring a 3X3 panel dance pad similar to Technomotion with the In The Groove arrow design. Its first product was the touchscreen rhythm game ReRave.
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After 2 versions of Pro (the latter having fewer ITG staff on board), lead musician and/or developers Kyle Ward and Chris Foy went on to create a new studio, Step Revolution. Most of the original team went on to form a new team to create a Spiritual Successor as a Pump It Up spinoff. The game was developed by Roxor Games (and ITG2 was co-published with Andamiro), however due to a lawsuit Konami acquired the rights to the series and killed it off. If one chooses to turn some mods on (or is playing certain courses), the arrows will weave, spin, and bounce all over the place and yet still somehow be possible to read. The default "hallway" perspective makes the arrows come closer to you (IN 3D) as they approach the step zone, though this can be changed to the more conventional "overhead" perspective. The arrows here are IN 3D and are coloured similarly to DDR's "solo" arrows (on beat arrows are red, off-beat are blue, 16ths are green\yellow, etc), but with more solid colour. There's a lot going on graphically as well.
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