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Integral changed back to how it was in the NTSC-J version. This was changed to having him completely nude in the NTSC-U/C and PAL versions, with his buttocks censored in a comical matter through pixelization.

When Johnny Sasaki (the jail guard) is undressed by Meryl Silverburgh after escaping, he was originally left with his underwear still on in the NTSC-J version of the original.

This change was carried over to Metal Gear Solid: The Twin Snakes. 3 rounds per session on Easy, 4 rounds on Normal, etc.), in Integral, they always last three rounds per sessions regardless of difficulty. Whereas the number of rounds per successions increases in the NTSC-U/C on each difficulty setting (i.e.

The torture event against Revolver Ocelot is considerably easier on all difficulty settings.

Unlike the other difficulty settings, no ranking is given after the player completes the game. The game is otherwise identical when played on Easy mode. The MP5 is functionally identical to the FAMAS but has unlimited ammunition and a silencer already equipped. In the Very Easy mode, Snake starts the mission off with a weapon, the MP5, already in his arsenal.

In addition to the four difficulty settings present in the NTSC-U/C and PAL versions of Metal Gear Solid (Easy, Normal, Hard and Extreme), a Very Easy setting has been added as well.

The only mission that was not carried was the "Survival Mission" under the Gun Shooting category in the original version.

VR Training mode has been removed from the main menu due to the VR Disc having the original set of 30 stages under the Sneaking category.Because of changes between the Japanese and English scripts, namely the addition of Western sources (such as de Gaulle and Shakespeare) to Mei Ling's list of proverbs and the different game genres and titles mentioned by Psycho Mantis (due to certain games, such as Policenauts and the Tokimeki Memorial series, never getting English releases), some of the dialogue had to be retranslated back to Japanese for the subtitles.

Other text, such as mission logs and item/weapon descriptions, will still be displayed in Japanese regardless of this setting. The voice acting in Integral is entirely in English, although the player is given a choice between Japanese and English subtitles during spoken dialogue.