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I am unclear from GWs site if you can run their ibooks in itunes or do you have to have a hand held device? I'm starting to be interested in some of the digital releases but only have a kindle and samsung devices no apple. Sorry if this is answered somewhere but I couldn't find it when I searched. Thanks.

Majority of the GW digital products (I'm not willing to say all because I haven't cross-checked) are available as mobi (for kindle) and epub which can be read both by android devices.

http://www.blacklibrary.com/games-workshop-digital-editions is the place to buy them.

I realise that but the ibooks have more features and not everything I want is available as an ebook. I do have itunes and was hoping I could use it for the GW ibooks.

ibooks requires an i device or the newest MacOS.

Well burn. I guess I'll be waiting untill they support pc and other tablets. Thanks for the responses.

 slk28850 wrote:
Well burn. I guess I'll be waiting untill they support pc and other tablets. Thanks for the responses.

The above mentioned link to GW digital editions is what you get for platforms that are not Apple based. The iBooks stuff will not work on a PC because it's most probably created with http://www.apple.com/ibooks-author/ and bound to stay on Apple devices.

Mario wrote:

 slk28850 wrote:
Well burn. I guess I'll be waiting untill they support pc and other tablets. Thanks for the responses.

The above mentioned link to GW digital editions is what you get for platforms that are not Apple based. The iBooks stuff will not work on a PC because it's most probably created with http://www.apple.com/ibooks-author/ and bound to stay on Apple devices.

This is correct.

The GW eBooks are compatible with Android, Kindle and iBooks devices. You can also get a Kindle Reader for windows machines and If you have an apple computer with the latest version of OSX it should have iBooks on it.
I think the Interactive versions may Be ipad only