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It's probably too hot. The cheapest an most portable solution is to put the computer on 4 rubber-erasers. One under each of the already existing rubber-feet. It will increase the airflow under the computer.
Since you have a Dell laptop, I recommend you to install I8kfanGUI. This utility will allow you to track temperature of your CPU, Graphical card, memory, main board, and hard-drive. (It can also trigger fans on the speed you want, but that's something else.)
Then, use on of these games in a windowed mode, and check temperature at same time. If they are going in peaks like 90-95C, you have your reason. Due to temperature, your laptop triggered the safety shutdown, to protect the hardware from overheating.
I have an XPS m1710, and had the same issue of computer stopping during some highly demanding graphics. Since then, I bought a laptop fan, to put it under. For information, I used a Notepal Infinite, from CoolerMaster. (has the advantage of ventilating the whole surface).
It definitely sounds like a heat issue. You might want to check the fan outlets and intakes aren't clogged with dust and that there is sufficient clearance between the bottom of the laptop and whatever surface it's on. If there is dust in the vents the easiest way to clear it is to use a compressed air can although in extreme cases you may need to remove the keyboard and blow dust out from inside the laptop.
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