An interesting new miniLD (game development competition in which a single person must program a game in 48 hours) was presented today. Its goal is to develop (or try to develop) a game using C, C++ or assembly language, so you have the opportunity to have fun while understanding how the computer works. In other words, it’s an educational game jam that motivates you to learn more about low-level development (that’s why it’s called Low-level jam, duh).

You can find all the information you need about it at the Ludum Dare site.