The Tokyo Game Show opened on Thursday, with the Japanese gaming industry hoping to grow the country's budding esports market through more professional players, audiences and fans.At the annual extravaganza in Chiba, east of Tokyo, professional game players will compete in esports tournaments for eight game titles, including Street Fighter V Arcade Edition and Puzzle & Dragons with prize money of 10 million yen ($89,000) each. They will play on two big special stages each with seating for some 600 spectators.In a separate event, professional esports players from soccer team Urawa Red Diamon…READ FULL ARTICLE
