Chromebook

no

Chromebooks are not for gaming. It's for casual daily work. Although, they have the power to handle a lot of things because it has a smooth operating system but, gaming is not their cup of tea.

Yes, you can download and play casual games from the play store thanks to its Android support but, heavy gaming... no way!

I think many screen recorders can do the job, such as Camtasia, Filmora Scrn, and Joyoshare Screen Recorder. They can all record computer screen in 1080P smoothly. Joyoshare is the most cost-effective by the way.

Unfortunately, the different iterations of Corpse Party isn't available on Chrome OS/Chromebooks.

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No. Chromebooks use the Google Chrome OS.

The Chromebook's menu and toolbar sits across the bottom of the display.

If you are talking about streaming music, Google Music, Spotify and others are available through the Chrome Web Store. For recording music, there's Audiotool and others, also available on the Chrome Web Store.

Provided you have the most recent version of Chrome OS on your Chromebook, you should be able to open the Netflix site and watch a streaming movie as normal.

It cannot run console games but pc games then yes

Chrome OS, which is basically watered-down Linux that only runs Google Chrome.