By getting away and getting arrested at a later date.

Otherwise, it’s a charge applied to you in addition to any other charges. You can still commit crimes after you’ve been arrested and you can wrack up a hefty list of charges just in the backseat of a cop car with cuffs on.

You can be arrested for resisting arrest,…

Yeap, but a court needs to prove it was unlawful when you resisted. Which means that you’re still going to be arrested, you are going to still have to go to court and you are still going to need to go through the entire legal process required in order to prove that you are not only innocent, but that you acted in…

You keep the local, but you can’t reupload it (for obvious reasons).

Nintendo has a longstanding policy of letting others be the guinea pigs before they jump in and taking different chances than others. This is why they waited for HD, they used established tech to try out motion game play. This proves to be in their favor (the Wii will keep them going for years to come), why waste…

...but it doesn’t have many answers.

Which isn’t illegal, reverse engineering is legal in the US in most cases unless it violates an EULA. However, nothing says that the people reverse engineering ever actually agreed to the EULA and that has to be proven in a court of law.

In addition, server emulation is also not illegal as of Lotus Development…

It is entirely possible that at this point they have thoroughly rewritten the software so that it no longer exists as it was. In which case, they are not wrong.

You really only hold on to old versions of your software for so long. Eventually you’re going to do a bit of pruning and older iterations will be lost. Someone…

All of it client side, champ.

I love how many people are talking about stuff that is done on the client end and don’t realize that the server does nothing more than give instructions to the client.

You still need to buy the client in order to access the server, so hilariously, as long as they aren’t taking payments for server usage, the server…

Oh, so basically an improvement for most games?