As I have pointed recently, we treat the first (to my knowledge) known instance of a singularity Mojo as though he claimed to be the only one but that isn't necessarily the truth when his appearances in other media that have contradicted his main counterpart.

In short, I would seperate major alternates, (video games, TV shows etc) from the main reality and treat the line about the singularity as a point of note, but not the be all end all

Since I was the one that brought it up here is my opinion.

The writer of the game in questions seems to be pretty knowledgeable of Marvel comics, he has brought characters from other universes into the game and mentioned their universe, in this case she is being stated in the interview to be an alternate from the one in the comics, so unless he says different in the game, I think in this case we should separate them.

I created the Singularity page also even though she is most likely unique(since she is a pocket universe), her story seems to be a little different so I'm assuming just like with America she is also unique to this game.

I think we should go in a case by case basis, specially when the stories don't really affect their comics history that much.

I'm fine with possibly ignoring the interview and keep it as a unique page, but I'm fine with the opposite also, I've contacted the writer, he usually answers me, so hopefully I get an answer this time.

I think it's better to keep them separate.

It is also possible that they're not unique across the Multiverse anymore. Since new realities are created all the time for any reason, it's possible that once you enter the Multiverse, when a reality branches off from the one you're in, you're included in that.

For example, in Earth-616 Loki failed to convince America to kill Wiccan. But due to the nature of the Multiverse, there must be a reality that branched off from 616 (let's call it 617 for the sake of this example) where he in fact succeeded. And because he succeeded in convincing America in 617, then obviously there has to be an America Chavez in 617, which cannot be the same America from 616.

So from the point where she entered the Multiverse onwards, there have to be countless versions of America that splinter off from the Utopian Parallel one, since realities constantly come into existence.

And even if one argues against this, we have to take into account Secret Wars, where the entire Multiverse was reborn. Since America (and Singularity) were part of the make-up of the reborn Multiverse, they no longer come from outside of it, which means they could easily be recreated in other realities (like the video games, or the MCU).

That's my two cents on it, anyway.

Possible, sure, but most certainly also speculation, which is supposed to be prohibited.

Oh. Right. lol Definitely speculation. But you have to admit, both are pretty reasonable possibilities.

Well Thanos emphasizes that in the recent OGN from Starlin, when talking to the Above-All-Others he mentions that by touching or not touching his nose he basically creates an alternate reality, which the Above-All-Others confirms to be true, so yeah any action, any character takes creates an alternate reality, a writer exploring it or not is a different story.

For reference here is the picture of exchange

http://imgur.com/a/WXlQS

Yeah, this makes a lot of sense.

So since there's canonical evidence for my theory now with that Thanos exchange, does this mean we could start to consider unique characters like Singularity and America Chavez as having counterparts?

This would mean that we should maybe rename the main Singularity. Probably to Earth-15513, since as far as we know, she originated in Battleworld. (We could always go back and rename her if she gets an expanded origin story.)