Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain launches September 1st.

[Glordit]

Is this really the last entry into the series? It's been chugging along ever since the 80's.
The series ended in MGS4 but I mean Kojima can add a large amount of games between the start and end of the canon if he really wanted to.

Where actually does this fit in the MGS timeline?

Also Tactical Espionage Operation from Action?

It's the 5th game in the series.

1964 – Snake Eater
1970 – Portable Ops
1974 – Peace Walker
1975 – Ground Zeroes
1984 – The Phantom Pain
1995 – Metal Gear
1999 – Solid Snake
2005 – Metal Gear Solid
2007/09 – Sons of Liberty
2014 – Guns of the Patriots
2018 – Rising: Revengeance

Tactical Espionage Operations has been it's subheading since Metal Gear Solid. He is working on silent hills now so I think we can expect great things from that.

[Strifehart]

Tactical Espionage Operations has been it's subheading since Metal Gear Solid.

MGS1-4 had Tactical Espionage Action as heading. Ground Zeroes was the first game to use Operations instead of Action.

[Edelweiss]

MGS1-4 had Tactical Espionage Action as heading. Ground Zeroes was the first game to use Operations instead of Action.

Peace Walker has operations as well.

I just don't know what the difference between these two are as nothing really changes in the way you play.

[Snare]

The game has been delayed until September 15 for PC. Also it will retail at £59.99...not sure how I feel about R1000 for a PC game

[Strifehart]

The game has been delayed until September 15 for PC. Also it will retail at £59.99...not sure how I feel about R1000 for a PC game

I'm sure it will be the standard $60 on steam.