HELP! changing of video card for satellite c655

hi everyone,
i just bought my laptop yesterday. it's toshiba satellite c655. windows 7, intel hd graphics video card, 4gb ram, 500gb hdd. out of over excitement and rush, i did not check the specs of the laptop that i bought so when i installed a game it did not work properly. somebody told me that my video card cant support the application so that's why.
i would like to know if is it ok to change the video card currently installed in my laptop? if yes can i install a amd kind of video card or nvidia kind or any video card that is designed for gaming? or if not what is the best thing that i can do? please help me.

You have intel graphics, that means the graphics cannot be upgraded.
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