`, 18 January 2008 (UTC)  : You know, I'd be in favour of a reduced Studio Alliances section (``Studio Support``), given this isn't a comparison article and as written the whole thing is utterly unreadable. Something along the lines of a bulleted list of studios supporting HD DVD (with an appropriate asterisk and comment next to WB), and a short paragraph reporting that many studios have decided to actively not support HD DVD, preferring Blu-ray, and reporting the major ones. The way I see it, it would work something along the lines of:   :Studio Support  :To date, approximately 30% of recently released movies are available in HD DVD format. The following studios and publishers offer HD DVD content:  :*Universal Studios (including subsidiaries Focus Features and Rogue Pictures) :*Paramount Pictures :*Nickelodeon Movies :*MTV Films :*DreamWorks Pictures and DreamWorks Animation :*The Weinstein Company (including Dimension Films). :*The BBC :*First Look Studios :*Image Entertainment (including the Discovery Channel) :*Magnolia Pictures :*Brentwood Home Video :*Ryko :*Koch/Goldhil Entertainment :*Medusa Home Entertainment :*Studio Canal :*Universum Films :*Kinowelt Home Entertainment :*DVD International :*Opus Arte :*MK2 :*Momentum Pictures :*Twister Home Video   :Additionally Warner Brothers currently releases its content on HD DVD, though has announced it will cease supporting HD DVD in June 2008.  :Many major studios have chosen not to support HD DVD, having decided to exclusively back the rival Blu-ray format. These studios include Fox, Disney, and many others.  :This is a much simpler and easier to read than the current ``ACME studios announced it plans to support HD DVD for three weeks in March, but pr0n Studios Inc has released 72% of its content in the Chinese EVD format but plans to switch to HD DVD in 2009`` format that the section is in currently. And it does do away with the need to have a graph in that section as it's no longer a richard-waving area.  :Comments?   21:16`