Once a stage is cleared, a voice-over in Salamander says "Go up" or "Go to the right".When the player approaches the bosses, a voice-over in Salamander says "An intruder has penetrated our force field".
These voice clips were not updated for Life Force, instead being replaced with the same voice clips heard when a power-up is collected, making it very repetitive. When each power-up appears for the first time, voice clips in Salamander inform the player "Pick it up for ".When a power-up is collected for the first time, a voice-over in Life Force says "Increased power.".The collected power-ups were given new voice clips to match their updated names in Life Force.This was omitted in Life Force and the game instantly begins the next loop after the ending cinematic. Salamander has a staff roll with a unique music track. Similarly, the additional message describing that the power-up has been obtained was removed. Additionally, the superfluous instruction message in Salamander was removed with only the name of the power-up visible. The "It's a Power Up!" header on the tutorial screen was changed to "Weapon Selection". "Speed Up" became "Hyper-Speed", "Missile" became "Destruct Missile", "Ripple Laser" became "Pulse Laser", and "Force Field" became "Shield". Most of the power-ups were given new names in Life Force. To match the story, all starfield backgrounds were replaced with the organic webbing background (with varying palettes) used in the first stage of Salamander to give the impression you are inside a body. Life Force added an introduction that changed the story to you saving the Sentinel, a huge half-human half-mechanical warrior, from a tumor, in addition to renaming the Vic Viper to the U.S.S. When the water planet Latis is under attack by the Salamander Army, the prince of Latis (the pilot of Lord British, the Player 2 ship) sends a distress signal to the planet Gradius, and the Vic Viper comes to their aid. Salamander takes place on the planet of Salamander - an elite force of the Bacterian Empire, the villains in Gradius.
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