There is.
A couple of things happened.
In the Near East, the powerful combination of Mamlukes and Hedjaz cast a long shadow over Africa. This rise was hindered by the powerful Qara Qoyunlu who in the latter years took back a slew of land. This was however mostly caused by lack of Hedjaz action, as they failed to properly support the expansion. (Red Spy left us for the last hour.) (EDIT: Also sorry for not being as detailed here. I couldn't see what they were doing. But they did happenstance/mistakenly create a Jewish kingdom in Ethiopia at some point.)
In the Baltic, we saw the quickest rise of all the world. The Teutonic Order conducted massive campaigns across Eastern Europe, collapsing Poland several times in the process and procuring a powerful state. However the cowardly Poles machinated a coalition that lead to the downfall of this being. Although initially succesful against superior numbers, managing to defeat armies twice the size of the Order, the Bohemians and Bavarians performed considerably lame in the latter years, which left the Order alone against the Kalmar Union, Poland, Lithuania and Hungary. After the dust settled, the Order has been reduced to half its size at its peak, but it is still a reasonable power in the Baltic theatre.
In the West, France won the Hundred Years War. After taking back most of the English continental holdings, however, the nation was seen as a notoriously scary state. What followed was the conquest of eastern Britanny, and dismantling of the Burgundian kingdom, which had control of several Dutch and Flemish crowns, after a particularly dismal war effort against Austria. In the latter years, France capitalized on Austria's weakness, seeking to conquer Anjou and Maine but ended up only securing Anjou due to international pressure against the French crown. The war was insidiously bloody for very little change.
And in the North, the Free Kingdom of Scotland saw tremendous instability, falling into a noble rebellion, destroying its outward capacity for a while. But after the country licked its wounds, prince Daftpanzer has positioned the country for a new frontier. It has looked outwards and is true to its roots of Freedom, a navy on the frontier of the High Seas.
The year is 1472. The world is changing...