[Wesker]

Hi David,

Why is Fahrenheit called Indigo Prophecy in North America?

That's one point I wasn't able to figure out

PS:
Keep up the good work. I love your game.

[BoyToy]

(Just in case: It's answered in the third question here.)

[Cyphox]

cause of a movie/documentation about two airplanes.... just think....

[fov]

Here's what David and Guillaume said about this when we met up with them at E3:

EM: I had a question about the name of the game. Whose decision was that and why the title change?

GF:It was Atari's decision. We endorsed it. It was a difficult title for the U.S., since it suggests September 11th [due to its resemblance to Michael Moore's Fahrenheit 9/11]. I don't think that the name of the game mattered that much, and they felt they would have a better time selling it as Indigo Prophecy. But it wasn't that important to us; what matters is the game. I prefer the publishers change the name and let me make the game that I want.

EM: Does the title Indigo Prophecy correlate with something in the story?

DC:Absolutely! We would have changed it worldwide to this, but the title Fahrenheit was very well known in Europe and changing it there would have been more difficult.

You can read the full interview here.

[Wesker]

Yeah allright.
I thought so, but I wasn't sure.

@BoyToy:
Thanks for the link.

EDIT:

Oh another thanks to fov