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This is one way that friends become no-longer-friends. If you want to sell it at a below-market price and have right of first refusal at said price, draw up some sort of contract. Otherwise just sell the game at market price and don't have any future expectations, unless you want the possibility of one or both of you having hurt feelings or more at some point.
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