Original sentence: Patrick Holleman and Jeremy Parish argue that the interactivity between the player and the protagonist sets Final Fantasy VII apart from films as well as other video games.The video game Final Fantasy VII (1997) has been noted for the unreliable narrator of its protagonist Cloud Strife
Edited sentence: Patrick Holleman and Jeremy Parish argue that the game takes the unreliable narrator concept a step further, with its interactivity establishing a connection between the player and the protagonist Cloud Strife, setting Final Fantasy VII apart from films as well as other video games.The video game Final Fantasy VII (1997) is noted for its radical, subversive use of the unreliable narrator literary concept, which is rare in video games, drawing comparisons to films such as Fight Club (1999), The Sixth Sense (1999), American Psycho (2000) and Memento (2000)