While other games are playable online, it is revealed events are not set to be the same for "Gran Turismo (GT) Sport." Also, the game will not include dynamic time and weather during a race.

"Gran Turismo Sport" is not set to have an offline career mode, in addition to a dynamic weather, Game N Guide has learned. The details came from game creator Kazunori Yamauchi.

In a statement, as cited by GT Planet, Yamauchi said that they had opted to not have the transitions in the raise this time in order to raise the framerate and the quality of the image during the race. He added that the users would be capable of setting that prior to their entry in the race. This means that they will still be able to race at night, in the morning, at dawn, or dusk.

In other news, ongoing races will no longer cover dynamic time and weather. According to CG Mag Online, players have to select weather and time events before the start of the race in order to boost the game display quality.

According to another report by GT Planet, "Gran Turismo Sport" is set to feature a campaign mode, along with 177 events, which were revealed at a "Gran Tourismo" event in London. The said events are noted to be a big tutorial while events like the "Sunday Cup" have been removed.

Along with the "Sunday Cup," two other modes were also announced at the event. As per CG Mag Online, these are the "Arcade Mode," which is a conventional quick race, and the "Sports Mode," which serves as the game's online mode.

Developed by Polyphony Digital, "Gran Turismo" is playable on PlayStation platforms.