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Change example from TTG to gb-mines & add links

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TTG is actually 128kB, which makes my guess of it being 32k incorrect, as pointed out by @simonlarsen, who also helpfully offered a replacement link to a C project using GBDK-n.
Also add link to FlappyBoy while we're at it.
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## Alternatives To GBDK
[GBDK-n](https://github.com/andreasjhkarlsson/gbdk-n) brings GBDK to newer SDCC versions, which produce much better code. This eliminates part of the performance problem, but keeps all library-related issues. It is (at the time of writing this) lacking banking support. If you intend to do a small project (in size, such as Flappy Boy or Tobu Tobu Girl), then GBDK-n is certainly a good choice.
[GBDK-n](https://github.com/andreasjhkarlsson/gbdk-n) brings GBDK to newer SDCC versions, which produce much better code. This eliminates part of the performance problem, but keeps all library-related issues. It is (at the time of writing this) lacking banking support. If you intend to do a small project (in size, such as [Flappy Boy](https://github.com/bitnenfer/flappy-boy-asm) or [gb-mines](https://github.com/andreasjhkarlsson/gb-mines)), then GBDK-n is certainly a good choice.
Below is the "experimental zone"; ie. projects that aren't finished yet, but that may provide significant alternatives once they will be completed.