PS1 - Hidden & Dangerous - Mission 2-1 - Into the Darkness

The PC and Dreamcast versions of the level was stealth-based, as you have to get civilian clothes to take out specific enemies while in civilian disguise, blow up a guest house nearby and get to the boat. But here, you just have to kill all the guys and then go to the boat, and that's it. Plus this level also lacks detail from the original PC and Dreamcast versions (Possibly due to technical reasons).
And you can also see here in this level, that I get lost trying to find the last guys to kill before I can actually go to the boat and beat the level.
The PS1 version is also missing a level, in where you parachute down into a forest and you have to get to the ending point with a few enemies.
UPDATE 03/22/2020 I was revisiting the game when I was testing it with RetroArch, until I was gazing at the cars in this mission, and then I noticed that there are Nazi flags attached to the upper headlights of the black car next to the cinema located to where the boat is that you have to enter to complete the mission, which you see at 11:12 (No! I'm not kidding!). At the time I was doing this walkthrough, I did not notice these flags as I was simply walking past the car as you see. And then when I came back at that point, I have suddenly noticed these flags attached to that black car. What's even more enraging is that even on the German language setting, they are present. This really could have caused a major uproar among the German censors because of, as we Germans know very well, §86b, which prohibits the display of Nazi symbolism. Considering the game's very poor quality and the fact that not many people, including those of today, made it that far because of the many fundamental problems it had, it was clearly overlooked and unnoticed until I did so only 19 years after the game was released, and even the German Classification Board (USK) which at the time before August 2018, still were to award games with Nazi references RC (Refused Classification), was not aware that a tiny ounce of Nazi symbolism is present in this game, at least in the PlayStation port of this game anyway. Considering that as we remember well that Wolfenstein 3D was confiscated under that law until 2019 after August 2018, this PlayStation port could have been confiscated under that law too, even though the original PC and Dreamcast versions were already censored for the German market, except this one, well, almost.