Here is a main menu replacer for Blade Runner: Enhanced Edition that I made using a footage from another game.

What it Does:
This package of files replaces the background video and removes Ray McCoy's figure from the main menu screen. You can download the full replacer or a separate files to replace any of the mentioned files.

Package content:

• ["bik" folder] / menu.bik ► Blade Runner 9732 game play footage (1920x1080 60fps, lenght: 25sec)
  
• BladeRunnerEngine.kpf ► modified KPF file (to replace mccoy.dds file)

Simply put, now you will have an animated balcony view from the game called Blade Runner 9732 as a main menu screen which in my opinion makes it more immersive.

WARNING!:
The package doesn't contain any installation files, so you need to make backup copies of files listed above if you want to be able to restore them.

Now I'll explain how to install this main menu replacer and what tools and sources I have used in the process of making.

1. Download the package from -> here[drive.google.com]
   
2. Open it with any file archiver or file manager which is able to extract content from 7z
   
3. Drop the content to Blade Runner Enhanced Edition installation folder (Steam\steamapps\common\Blade Runner Enhanced Edition)
   
4. Confirm to merge content with "bik" folder
   
5. Confirm to replace existing "BladeRunnerEngine.kpf" file with the new one
   
6. Done!

(Optional) Download links for separate files:

• download "menu.bik" from -> here[drive.google.com] and put it to the "bik" folder
  
• download "BladeRunnerEngine.kpf" from -> here[drive.google.com] and put it to the installation folder

You can also delete the babyface Ray McCoy from the main menu by yourself (don't forget to make a backup copy). Just open "BladeRunnerEngine.kpf" file with any file archiver/manager which is capable of modifying KPF files. Then, open "menu" folder and delete "mccoy.dds" file. Save (if required) and close the "BladeRunnerEngine.kpf"

Update:
Now the babyface Ray McCoy has been replaced with a small blue dot (1 pixel) - if you manage to find it then consider yourself lucky. ;)

Here's a list of tools which I have used in the process of making of this replacer:

- RAD Video Tools (to be able to convert the MP4 video to BIK)
- QuickTime 7.7.9 for Windows (a necessary package of codecs for converting the MP4 video to BIK)
- 7-Zip File Manager (to open and modify the BladeRunnerEngine.kpf file)

- The source of video is a Blade Runner 9732 game play loop that I have found on youtube some time ago. Unfortunately, I cannot find this video on youtube anymore, so I could not write down any credits for this video file. If you manage to recognize who is the author of this video or if you can even give me a link to the author's channel, then please let me know.