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Oh hi, I'm... pretty insignificant in the Touhou community, actually. I used to provide some German translations for the ''[http://thpatch.net Touhou Patch Center]'' way back in 2013 or so, but eventually lost interest because I kind of don't like my own native language very much and would much rather not play games in German if I can help it. I started playing Touhou back in 2012 or so, I think. I'm okay at it, I guess.
Oh hi, I'm... pretty insignificant in the Touhou community, actually. I used to provide some German translations for the ''[http://thpatch.net Touhou Patch Center]'' way back in 2013 or so, but eventually lost interest because I kind of don't like my own native language very much and would much rather not play games in German if I can help it. I started playing Touhou back in 2012 or so, I think. I've gotten pretty good at it lately, having Lunatic-1cc'd eight of the games by now.


I'm much better-known in the Len'en community, where I contribute to the [[Lenen:Len'en Wiki|Len'en Wiki]] semi-frequently [[Lenen:User:Popfan|(my Len'en Wiki user page is this way)]] and also provide translation patches for [[JynX]]'s games. Chief reason I created an account here was so I could write an article on ''[[Fools Rush In]]'' in order to prevent one from being created on the Len'en Wiki (I also translated that game, too). Another one of my claims to fame appears to be that I'm frequently getting in touch with JynX on Twitter.
I'm much better-known in the Len'en community, where I contribute to the [[Lenen:Len'en Wiki|Len'en Wiki]] semi-frequently [[Lenen:User:Popfan|(my Len'en Wiki user page is this way)]] and also used to provide translation patches for [[JynX]]'s games. Chief reason I created an account here was so I could write an article on ''[[Fools Rush In]]'' in order to prevent one from being created on the Len'en Wiki (I also translated that game, too). Another one of my claims to fame appears to be that I used to frequently get in touch with JynX on Twitter. My involvement with the community has dwindled rapidly over the years, though.


tl;dr: Don't expect too much contribution from here. I'm much more invested in Len'en.
tl;dr: Don't expect too much contribution from here.


===About Team Gaijin Alex===
===About Team Gaijin Alex===
Yeah, I'm gonna be plugging this here, too. It's my user page, okay? I can do whatever I want.
Yeah, I'm gonna be plugging this here, too. It's my user page, okay? I can do whatever I want.


Team Gaijin Alex (外人アレク現作団, or TGA for short) is a small three-person doujin circle consisting of [http://twitter.com/spaztique Spaztique] (music, story, the guy who brought the team together but is temporarily more of an honorary member), [http://fullhitpoints.deviantart.com FullHitPoints] (programming, game design, sometimes pixel art), and of course myself (I dabble in pretty much everything related to game development that you can think of). And yeah, the name is a total rip-off from [[Team Shanghai Alice]]. We thought it was pretty fitting.
Team Gaijin Alex (外人アレク現作団, or TGA for short) started off as a small three-person doujin circle consisting of [http://twitter.com/spaztique Spaztique] (music, story, the guy who brought the team together), [http://fullhitpoints.deviantart.com FullHitPoints] (programming, game design, sometimes pixel art), and of course myself (I dabble in pretty much everything related to game development that you can think of), but by now the head count has dwindled down to just me. And yeah, the name is a total rip-off from [[Team Shanghai Alice]]. We thought it was pretty fitting.


Since we make games in our spare time, of which there's not all that much to go around, we've existed for years without finishing a single game. Two Touhou fangames are presently dead in the water (but ''will'' be worked on again sometime in the future), and two other games are in development, with one (which just so happens to be a one-man project headed by myself) being slated for release by the end of the year.
Since I make games and music in my spare time, of which there's not all that much to go around, the circle had existed for years without finishing a single game. Two Touhou fangames are presently dead in the water (but ''will'' be worked on again sometime in the future), but a Touhou-style bullet hell shmup with an original cast and setting has been completed and released back in 2018.


I tweet about game development on my Twitter, so feel free to come stalk me there if you think it's up your alley.
I tweet about game development on my Twitter, so feel free to come stalk me there if you think it's up your alley.

Revision as of 12:00, 13 October 2020

ポップファン
Popfan
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Born

21 October 1995 (1995-10-21) (age 28)

Location

Germany

Gender

Male

Circle(s)

Team Gaijin Alex

Occupation

College student, game developer, pesterer of Japanese content creators, jack of all trades

Websites

Website
Twitter

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de Dieser Benutzer spricht Deutsch als Muttersprache.
en-5 This user is able to contribute with a professional level of English.
ja-3 この利用者は上級日本語ができます。
nl-2 Deze gebruiker heeft een middelmatige kennis van het Nederlands.
ru-1 Этот участник владеет русским языком на начальном уровне.
es-1 Este usuario puede contribuir con un nivel básico de español.
fr-1 Cet utilisateur peut contribuer avec un niveau élémentaire de français.
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Oh hi, I'm... pretty insignificant in the Touhou community, actually. I used to provide some German translations for the Touhou Patch Center way back in 2013 or so, but eventually lost interest because I kind of don't like my own native language very much and would much rather not play games in German if I can help it. I started playing Touhou back in 2012 or so, I think. I've gotten pretty good at it lately, having Lunatic-1cc'd eight of the games by now.

I'm much better-known in the Len'en community, where I contribute to the Len'en Wiki semi-frequently (my Len'en Wiki user page is this way) and also used to provide translation patches for JynX's games. Chief reason I created an account here was so I could write an article on Fools Rush In in order to prevent one from being created on the Len'en Wiki (I also translated that game, too). Another one of my claims to fame appears to be that I used to frequently get in touch with JynX on Twitter. My involvement with the community has dwindled rapidly over the years, though.

tl;dr: Don't expect too much contribution from here.

About Team Gaijin Alex

Yeah, I'm gonna be plugging this here, too. It's my user page, okay? I can do whatever I want.

Team Gaijin Alex (外人アレク現作団, or TGA for short) started off as a small three-person doujin circle consisting of Spaztique (music, story, the guy who brought the team together), FullHitPoints (programming, game design, sometimes pixel art), and of course myself (I dabble in pretty much everything related to game development that you can think of), but by now the head count has dwindled down to just me. And yeah, the name is a total rip-off from Team Shanghai Alice. We thought it was pretty fitting.

Since I make games and music in my spare time, of which there's not all that much to go around, the circle had existed for years without finishing a single game. Two Touhou fangames are presently dead in the water (but will be worked on again sometime in the future), but a Touhou-style bullet hell shmup with an original cast and setting has been completed and released back in 2018.

I tweet about game development on my Twitter, so feel free to come stalk me there if you think it's up your alley.