I wasn't to sure about this, but I think I found an answer.
Direct link for the quotes above: Click mah (http://productforums.google.com/forum/m/#!topic/chrome/irs4lTUt0d0)
Quote taken from a help thread on why they couldn't download minecraft and other games like it.
Chromebooks will only run apps/programs that are designed specifically for it that are available in the webstore. They are not designed to run 'normal' programs that are made for say windows. Also Chromebooks don't natively support Java which mine craft needs to run.
You might be able to find more help if you post in the chromebook help forum instead.
Later down the thread when people where getting angry..
Hi all,
Chromebooks do not support locally installed programs like Minecraft or Microsoft Office-- instead, they support Web Apps and games that you would find across the web.
-Melissa
Chrome OS Community Manager
The same thread also said that Chromebooks don't support Java, therefor, some games like Minecraft cannot be played. But, in the second quote, it says Chrome supports games that are found across the web, but I'm not sure if this means downloadable .exe(s) like FH. Again, I'm still not to sure about this. I'm proabaly going to go look for some more proof and edit mah post for ya'.~
I hope this helps. o^o I hope it's the same PC |D