In an interview with Kazunori Yamauchi, he said that “Gran Turismo Sport” does not have dynamic lighting or weather conditions.
While players would still be able to set the weather and time of day for their racing events, there won’t be any changes in lighting and weather as the race progresses. Although it hardly means anything to most gamers, but for a game that was designed to cover the world of endurance racing, it does not look good.
Yamauchi explained that they opted not to have the dynamic lighting transitions in “Gran Turismo Sport” in order to raise the frame rate and the quality of the image during the race.
He added that the gamer can be able to set that before they participate in the race. Critics and gamers believe that there will be a lot of endurance races in “Gran Turismo Sport” that would benefit from the missing features that have almost become hallmarks of the “Gran Turismo” franchise.
“Gran Turismo Sport” also features a campaign mode, a split-screen local co-op, a more casual arcade mode, and even a livery editor.
The Sport mode is meant for making the “Gran Turismo” video game franchise an eSports game. In fact, Polyphony has worked out a huge partnership with the FIA and a ton of other sponsors as well.