Why can't I download games from may android

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try a windows emulator app on your android, leave it as it is but play windows games on it
see link below

The version of the Android operating system installed on your kobo tablet is likely incompatible with the game, not the tablet itself, whereas the version of the Android operating system installed on the Moto G is compatible with the game. Put it another way: it is as if you are trying to install an application designed for Windows 7 on a computer running Windows XP.

got to the Google Play store on your pad and open an account, then select the books and games you want.

I've had trouble with downloaded apps not working and everytime I did I would delete the app, turn my device off then back on, and then reinstall the app.

Where are you downloading apps from, the phone/tablet or on a PC? Have you setup a gmail account on your phone yet? A gmail account is required to register the phone/tablet on the android market.

it is an android tablet so all android info would relate to it.
you can download games from a couple sources, you could download the amazon app store, (google it from the tablet) there are also a number of other app stores (AppBrain is another).
If you want the official android app store youre going to have to work a little for it.
these are the step by step instructions of how to install it http://www.jkkmobile.com/2009/11/archos-5-it-now-with-android-market-and.html
another option is to look up any game (ex. angry birds) in google + .apk
"angry birds .apk" download one from the tablet and open it then hit install.
you could then google various other games that way.

http://blogs.adobe.com/flashplatform/2011/02/update-for-fp-10-2-on-tabs.html
Adobe will offer Flash Player 10.2 pre-installed on some tablets and as an OTA download on others within a few weeks of Android 3 (Honeycomb) devices becoming available, the first of which is expected to be the Motorola Xoom.

We are excited about the progress we've made optimizing Flash for tablets, alongside partners including Motorola, and expect our momentum to continue. As we announced last week, over 20 million smartphones were shipped or upgraded with Flash Player in 2010 and over 150,000 consumers on the Android Market are rating it 4.5 out of 5 stars. We have raised our estimates for 2011 and expect to see Flash installed on over 132 million devices by the end of this year. Consumers are clearly asking for Flash support on tablet devices and the good news is that they won't have to wait long. We are aware of over 50 tablets that will ship in 2011 supporting a full web experience (including Flash support) and Xoom users will be among the first to enjoy this benefit.

**UPDATE (3/18/11): We're happy to announce that Flash Player 10.2 is now available for download on Android Market. To see if your device is certified for Flash Player 10.2, go to http://www.adobe.com/go/cd1. Note that this is a production GA (General Availability) release for Android 2.2 ("Froyo") and 2.3 ("Gingerbread") devices and an initial beta release for Android 3.0.1+ ("Honeycomb") tablets that include Google's system update (from 3.0 to 3.0.1).

We've been collaborating closely with Google and the beta of Flash Player 10.2 for Android 3.0.1+ is an exciting release offering a full web browsing experience, including video, games and other interactive content, to the latest Android tablets. A production GA version of Flash Player 10.2 for Android 3.0.1+ is expected in the coming weeks