Edge is the ring name of professional wrestler Adam Copeland, who appears as a playable character in WWF Attitude and the vehicular combat game WWE Crush Hour. Additionally, a separate character named Edge appears as a selectable rider in the 1998 PlayStation game Streak Hoverboard Racing.
In
Streak Hoverboard Racing, the character represents the late-1990s extreme sports aesthetic, competing on futuristic courses with high-speed maneuvers and specialized tricks. This iteration emphasizes agility and aerial control within the game's sci-fi racing mechanics.
Within the professional wrestling franchise, the character's digital debut in
WWF Attitude captured his early career momentum during the prominent Attitude Era. The game rendered his gothic-inspired entrance attire, complete with sunglasses and a leather trench coat, and featured his signature moveset, including the implant DDT and various high-flying maneuvers. This release allowed players to utilize him in various specialty match types, such as weapon-filled hardcore matches and stable-based tag team modes.
For the vehicular spin-off
WWE Crush Hour, the character transitioned from physical combat to motorized destruction. He commanded a customized, high-performance sports car armed with specialized weaponry, reflecting his onscreen persona's sleek and opportunistic traits. Players utilized this vehicle to navigate destructible arenas, engaging in demolition derby-style combat against other roster members. Across these diverse genres, the name represents distinct eras of late-twentieth and early-twenty-first-century interactive entertainment.