Bravely Default: Flying Fairy and its sales numbers look great now, but unlike the game’s sales, the final stages of development weren’t nearly as pleasurable.

Bravely Default: Praying Brage is entirely in Japanese, but that doesn’t mean we can’t give it a shot. All you need is a Japanese Yahoo account. We’ll walk you through the steps.

“In the beginning, Bravely Default was an action RPG. We switched to a traditional JRPG style by selecting commands and without action,” Takehiro Terada, president of Silicon Studio explained.

Along with their localization announcement for Bravely Default: Flying Fairy, Nintendo also released a subtitled trailer for the game.

Bravely Default: Flying Fairy is coming to North America, Nintendo announced this morning. The game will be available in 2014. [Update: Europe getting game, too!]

During Game Developers Conference, Siliconera was able to confirm with multiple trusted sources that Bravely Default will be localized for English-speaking audiences.

Bravely Default’s Twitter feed has another message for Western fans.

“A voice of the foreign one arrives properly!” says the Bravely Default Twitter account.

Producer, Tomoya Asano, reveals that Square Enix have shipped over 300,000 copies of Bravely Default in Japan.

Bravely Default: Flying Fairy was a hit for Square Enix, and producer, Tomoya Asano, is already talking about a sequel.

Square Enix have filed a trademark for something called “All the Bravest,” and have also registered domains for the same.

Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 was last week’s best-selling new game in Japan, outselling Pokémon Mystery Dungeon and E.X. Troopers.

Animal Crossing: New Leaf crossed the 1 million mark last week, while the Nintendo 3DS XL crossed the PlayStation Vita’s lifetime sales.

Animal Crossing: New Leaf got off to a phenomenal start in Japan when it was released last week.