APP LAUCHING PROBLEM AFTER TRANSFER TO NEW MBP

Hi, I made a transfer from my old MBP to my new one. Both up to date. I use Set Up Assitant when I stared for the firs time and everything was great until a realize that two apps were't lauching propelry (CSR Racing and Biplane).
That's why i did:
Repair the permission
chek for updates
Delete the apps with all their hidden files in the system and reinstall from app store.
Transfer all the files manually from the old MBP to new one.
Delete the receipt from app store.
Restore my new MBP in order to tre to fix ane brake application (2.9 i7 8 RAM 750 HD Lion 10.8.2)
I don't know how to say to the app store that i want to dowload the application as the first time.
I don't know what else to do. The app work fine in my old MBP when I downloaded for the first time.
I formated my old MBP so my id is not in both compueter.
Sorry for my english, PLEASE HELP!!!!

I'm not too sure what you mean by numbering here.
But let's do a test. Can you create a new user account, and then try to run the games from that new account to see what happens?
OS X Mountain Lion: Create a new user account
http://support.apple.com/kb/PH11468

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