The article combines historical narration, present-day commentary, and projections about how past inventions relate to contemporary practices. Considering the tense and temporal functions of the verb forms used in the text, mark each statement as true (T) or false (F).

( ) In "Educational games were all the rage," the simple past situates a completed historical condition in the early nineteenth century.
( ) In "A handful of Young's Musical Games can be found," the simple present indicates a situation that remains valid at the time of writing.
( ) In "Her Fletcher Music Method would later be endorsed," the construction "would + verb" expresses a future event viewed from a past reference point.
( ) In "Many music videogames have become wildly popular," the present perfect presents a past development connected with the present.

Mark the alternative that presents the CORRECT sequence.