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In The Groove® has more songs and more features than ever before! ITG for PC/Mac is the perfect machine dance game for new players and expert players alike, with five difficulty levels, a fitness mode, and popular music by signed artists and rising music groups from around the world. The game is easy to learn, totally addictive, great exercise, and fun for all ages.
Showing the last 5 reviews, out of a total 10 reviews. Please note that opinions expressed in any review are those of our customers and do not necessarily match those of the Play-Asia.com team.
jm21488(2) on 17, Jun. 2008 18:58 (HKT)
Very Good With the free ITG2 Update this makes a great deal. getting both ITG1 and ITG2 songs and course.
ptuason(1) on 30, Nov. 2006 12:08 (HKT)
Get it while it's still available! Konami has acquired In The Groove and RoXoRGames is no longer allowed to touch it. Get this wonderful game and get the ITG 2 patch add-on for the best arcade experience at home! A few step charts have changed, but the same concept remains, hit the arrows when they reach the targets!
stjude10(1) on 21, Oct. 2006 08:31 (HKT)
Buy it Now Before its Too Late With Konami's recent aquisisiton, the future of ITG is still up in the air. Don't miss your your chance to get this great game.
sandra_uhling(1) on 20, Oct. 2006 13:47 (HKT)
I love ITG (Roxor) ITG is the best "Machine Dance" game ever.
It is a product made with lots of love.
A game from fans for fans.
Thank you very much Roxor!!!
Reidsan on 17, Sep. 2006 02:14 (HKT)
It really is the next generation of machine dance In The Groove is more than just a Dance Dance Revolution clone. While the format is the same, ITG takes things to the next level with a much sleeker interface, a more intelligent design, less "distraction" (like dancing characters), and a more coherent scoring system that take away almost any obstacle between you and the game itself.
The dancing itself is different too, in that extra moves are added - "hands" are bad enough, forcing you to use your hands (or some other appendage) to hit three pads at once, but "mines" (that lower your score when hit) are terrible trouble. These two features are used extensively on more difficult stages, probably to present new challenges to seasoned DDR players.
The game is also good for new machine dance players, because the Beginner mode gives all the help new players require by telling them precisely what to step with. In fact, all of the difficulty levels are perfectly matched to players of various skill levels - "Easy" on DDR could mean almost anything, but on ITG, it will always mean that a song presents a challenge to new players, but not much to more experienced players.
The combination of challenging machine dance veterans and having a very nice introduction for new players makes In The Groove the best choice, at least as far as PC dance games go. It's very well made, and obviously loved and understood by the people that made it (who were machine dance fans, after all). If you want to play a dancing game in front of your PC, play this - you won't regret it, and you won't beat it easily, either.
