Cannot install applications, cannot install applications

I have ipod touch which is working fine { Model MB533ZP version 4.2.1 (8C148) } I am unable to install Temple Run and Skype now . Can you please help. This apps were working earlier but not anymore.

Temple Run now requires iOS 4.3 or hgher and Skype requires iOS 5 or higher. You 2G iPod can only go to 4.2.1
Many developers when they updated their apps to support iOS 5 and 6 dropped compatibility for iOS 4.2.1 and earlier.
Your only way is if you have the version that was compatible on your computer such as in the recycle bin/trash or in a computer file backup. In that case delete the current version that is in your iTunes App library and replace it with the older version. Then sync.

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