As in life, so in videogames - there are, like death and taxes, but two certainties: a new Call of Duty will be released every year, and if there's even a fraction of an opportunity for jiggle physics to be added to a game, then to that game, jiggle physics will be added. Atomic Heart, the Mundfish FPS game that recently topped Game Pass, becomes the latest in the long and implausibly wobbly history of videogames to receive jiggle technology - or 'jigtech' as we call it in the biz.
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