Command & Conquer: Red Alert 3 generously donates the Empire of the Rising Sun's Striker-VX, an anti-air missile platform that can transform into an anti-ground missile helicopter.
To drive the point home even more, Juggernauts in CNC 3 occasionally comically peck just like chickens! They go back to tanks in Command & Conquer: Tiberium Wars, but the Steel Talons multiplayer faction keeps the Titan. The Firestorm expansion adds the Juggernaut, an artillery variant with triple the firepower that needs to be deployed to fire. In Command & Conquer: Tiberian Sun, the GDI trades its tanks for the Titan, a chicken walker with 120mm cannon.World of Warcraft: The gnomes have as their racial ground mount the Mechanostrider, a chicken-legged mecha resembling an ostrich or emu.The game starts with the smaller MK-II Walkers, and later on introduces a far deadlier MK-IV Walker unit who can spam tons of missiles on targets. WarGames Defcon 1 have walkers being the default attack units for W.O.P.R, armed with dual turrets for causing heavy damages.One of the bosses in Earthworm Jim is this, complete with a chicken head.
Atomic Robo-Kid have huge, bulky, two-legged robotic enemies modeled after the typical chicken walker design (called "R6" in the credits) as occasional Giant Mook enemies.Apocalypse: The war factory stage is staffed entirely by two-legged robots resembling the ED-209, serving as the sole Mecha-Mook variety in the game.Their bodies are spherical, though, and you'll need to aim for their heads and blow them up to make them collapse. The second stage of the Spanish, Cabal-like, arcade game Alligator Hunt has your character fighting ◊ giant, chicken-legged, alien mechs attacking a city.However, despite being a game system known for having optional rules for practically everything, there are no rules for having chicken legs instead of humanoid legs. Acknowledged by supplemental material by noting that chicken-walkers may traverse rougher terrain but are typically less speedy than man-walkers. BattleTech: Roughly half the bipedal BattleMechs are like this, including fan favorites like the Timber Wolf ( the signature 'Mech of the franchise and the image used on its Tropes page), Mad Dog, Bushwhacker, and Marauder, the rest using standard humanoid leg structure.The Tau's battlesuits are closer in appearance to actual chicken legs than most examples of this trope, with forward bending knees, high ankles, and several widely spaced, broad toes, mimicing the Tau's actual hooved feet.Almost all of their other mechs are fully humanoid in design. More recently added, the Armiger pattern Knights (the smallest and their pilots are squires to pilots of larger patterns of Knight) also have the chicken design.
Other walkers like the Imperial Knights (and their various patterns) and the larger Titans (Warhounds are scouts) are more humanoid, if hunched over depending on specific pattern or variant.
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