Expand the README.md file

Most of the things from the CHANGELOG.md file didn't belong there, and
so I've made them a proper section on the README.md file.

Signed-off-by: Miquel Sabaté Solà <mssola@mssola.com>

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 # 1.0 (Under development)
 
-The game tries to be close to the original ZX Spectrum version, while being
-adapted to the reality of the NES/Famicom. This means:
+Initial implementation of the full game.
 
-- The player is presented with a **title screen** which is a merge between the
-  "Loading" and the title screens from the ZX Spectrum. On the NES/Famicom the
-  concept of "loading" is quite foreign to players (unless your are on the
-  [Famicom Disk System](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Famicom_Disk_System), of
-  course), but at the same time I wanted to re-use at least some of its elements
-  on the otherwise quite blank title screen from the original. Hence, both
-  screens have been merged into something that feels more like it belongs to the
-  NES/Famicom library.
-- **Colors** are slightly different because of palette differences between the
-  NES/Famicom and the ZX Spectrum. That being said, some colors have been
-  rearranged on purpose, like the red on the jetpac's fire or the general change
-  on the title screen (because it's a new thing altogether).
-- The **controls** of the player should be quite close to the original, even if
-  physics might be a bit different here and there. Overall, it shouldn't be too
-  distracting and I'm fine with them being slightly different to the original.
-- **Shooting** is something that is completely different to the original, as the
-  NES/Famicom presents a sprite limit per scanline which is quite daunting for a
-  shooter. I also envisioned doing nasty things on background tiles, but that is
-  hard to do and probably not worth it. In the end: different machine, different
-  rules. Hence, bullets are handled in a similar way as other games for the
-  NES/Famicom, even if it's not particularly close to the original.
-- As an homage to Donkey Kong 64, you can **collect a coin** after completing 16
-  stages. This coin features a chameleon as a reference to SUSE, since I
-  originally bootstrapped this project during [Hackweek
-  23](https://hackweek.opensuse.org/projects/port-the-jetpac-game-to-the-nes).
+TODO: sccount, commits, and other statistics.